Sentence examples for in further acceleration from inspiring English sources

This means that the increase in available energy is relatively effective in removing ions, as not much energy is wasted in further acceleration of ions that would anyway escape.

ARF3 over-expression resulted in further acceleration of phase change and severe morphological and patterning defects of leaves and floral organs [ 70].

It should be clear that without adequate governance mechanisms conflicts between the two central and regional authorities and between the regions themselves may result in further acceleration of the fragmentation of the INHS.

Bafilomycin, chloroquine and protease inhibitor treatments are very likely to interfere with MTOR activity, potentially resulting in further acceleration of autophagosome formation unless MTOR is already completely inactive in the experimental setting (Fig. 1B).

In both arterioles and venules, continuous cooling of endotoxemic animals to a core body temperature of 31°C resulted in a further acceleration of thrombus formation, in particular in arterioles.

Cooling of the endotoxemic animals to 31°C core body temperature, however, resulted in a further acceleration of microvascular thrombus formation, in particular in arterioles (127 ± 29 s, p < 0.05 versus 37°C endotoxemic animals).

Comps are undemanding in the first quarter of 2016 so we would expect a further acceleration in like for like growth in the short term but currency remains a very significant headwind across the business and the key reason that 2016 is likely to see little earnings per share growth.

Recognizing the increasing problems of hazards and waste resulting from food contamination and in view of the need for further acceleration in the tempo of the work of the Codex Alimentarius Commission, the Conference considered it important that consideration be given, within available resources, to strengthening Sub-Programme 2.4.1.6, Food Additives and Food Control.

The moratorium was ordered Wednesday on any further acceleration in lending.

Forecasters anticipate a further acceleration in 2011, perhaps to an annual rate near 4%.

"Such factors are likely to prevent a sharp further acceleration in house prices and the most likely outlook is for house price inflation to remain relatively subdued".