Sentence examples for could not be accelerated from inspiring English sources

An Aventis executive, Len Lavenda, said that could not be accelerated.

If construction could not be accelerated, Mr. Manos asked, would Microsoft be eligible for $700,000 in reimbursements?

Although the effectiveness of an enhanced angiogenic response using various growth factors has been demonstrated in many tissue systems, the rate of angiogenesis could not be accelerated.

Recovery from this state of heterologous tolerance requires longer periods than those that are produced by MOR-coupled NMDAR activity, and in σ1R−/− mice, the restoration of analgesic effects could not be accelerated σ1R antagonists (Fig. 8C).

"Some say the disposal of bad loans should be accelerated and others say it should not be accelerated".

Mr. Herzberg said he avoided more sweeping reforms -- like an overhaul of the tax system -- because they could not be achieved on an accelerated timetable, and because some would conflict with the work of other organizations, like the European Union or the World Bank.

In four different studies performed on alcoholic patients, hemophiliacs and liver transplant candidates, protective antibody levels could not be attained by the accelerated vaccination schedule probably due to the low responsiveness to immunization in these special hosts [ 10- 13].

A1 Analysts said the first quarter's accelerated pace could not be sustained and they pointed to signs that the economy might already have weakened slightly in April.

Mr. Stimpson said that while leaving his carport, his 1991 Aerostar minivan suddenly accelerated and could not be stopped with the brakes.

A trial published by Poulsen et al. [ 10] on accelerated radiotherapy could not be included into the meta-analysis, because only disease specific survival, but not overall survival data has been reported.

Mixed methods research that has been undertaken to gain an understanding about student stress, especially juxtaposing generic versus accelerated nursing students could not be identified.