Sentence examples for described accelerated from inspiring English sources

The described accelerated test method could be used as a rapid qualification test for the determination of the lifetimes of wire bonds at different positions on the chip as well as for related improvements of package design.

Several reports have described accelerated sputum culture conversion in pulmonary TB patients receiving adjunctive corticosteroids together with antibiotics in comparison with patients who received antibiotic treatment alone [17] [19].

Dose escalation was performed according to the previously described accelerated titration method (Simon et al, 1997).

Dose escalation was performed according to the previously described accelerated titration method (Simon et al, 1997; Matsumura et al, 2004).

Warburg described accelerated glucose transport and metabolism in cancer, which is one of the most characteristic biochemical changes occurring with malignant cellular transformation [ 2].

Previous data from our laboratory described accelerated senescence (characterised by a variety of biomarkers, including reduced cell replication potential, elevated levels of the cell cycle inhibitor p16INK4a, increased SA-β-gal activity, and telomere erosion) in degenerate human IVDs compared with age-matched non-degenerate discs [ 18], suggesting that SIPS may be involved in IVD degeneration.

The reduction of cicatrization in the HAM group might be attributable to its anti-inflammatory capacities and its previously described accelerating effect on reepithelialization [ 4, 14, 16, 19] and to an inhibition of fibrosis [ 22].

The model adopts a creep rather than a plasticity approach and uses a single equation set to describe accelerated creep and the transition to normal creep behaviour at higher applied stresses.

Henceforth, in this review the term atheroscleropathy shall be used to describe accelerated atherosclerosis associated with MS, IR, PD, and overt T2DM.

The relevance of p62/SQSTM1 function to pulmonary fibrosis is further supported by studies describing accelerated aging and age-related pathologies associated with loss of p62/SQSTM1 (Bitto et al., 2014).

Estimates for the past two quarters describe accelerating decline.