Sentence examples for has recently accelerated from inspiring English sources

The plan was proposed in 2008 by the department, but the drive to put it into effect has recently accelerated.

The other is that Lula has taken his party towards the centre a process that has recently accelerated.

Raúl has recently accelerated badly needed economic reforms and has initiated moves — albeit, in very embryonic forms — toward greater freedom of expression on the island.

The prime minister's advisers prefer a different set of different figures, pointing out that growth in productivity as measured by output per hour worked has recently accelerated.

It also makes it harder for employers to identify the best applicants.Fight the flabEmployers are themselves distorting the jobs market with job-title inflation, which has recently accelerated because a fancier-sounding title is cheaper than a pay rise.

Ms. Rice's comments reflected a sense of growing urgency over Iran, in part because of what American and European diplomats say are indications that it has recently accelerated activities that the West says are a precursor to making weapons-grade nuclear fuel.

The potential to rapidly identify predictive biomarkers of drug response in tumor tissue to define sensitive and resistant patient cohorts has recently been accelerated through advances in functional genomics techniques that have been intensively developed by the PREDICT consortium using large scale RNAi screening approaches [ 44- 47].

Unlike the global studies of DNA (genomics), RNA (transcriptomics), and protein (proteomics) that are well established, progress in developing global lipidomics has more recently accelerated due to dramatic improvements in MS technology together with bioinformatics.

Research in this field has recently been greatly accelerated by the development of high throughput sequencing methods for microbial profiling, which can profile microbial populations whether or not the microbes present can be cultured.

The advent of long PCR and automated sequence techniques has recently simplified and accelerated the determination of complete sequences (about 16 Kb) of animal mtDNAs [ 2], and as of May 2007 there were more than 1000 complete metazoan mtDNAs deposited in GenBank [ 3].

Structural studies of human G protein-coupled receptors (GPCRs) have recently been accelerated through the use of a fusion partner that was inserted into the third intracellular loop.