Sentence examples for is extremely accelerated from inspiring English sources
Many educators believe there is a place for full-time virtual learning for children whose pace is extremely accelerated or those with behavioral or other issues, like teenage mothers who need to stay home with their babies.
It had been reported that DAMO can be extremely accelerated in an anaerobic ammonium oxidation reactor because nitrite produced from nitrate reduction can be jointly reduced to nitrogen when ammonium is oxidized to nitrogen by anammox (Chen et al. 2015).
Here we assumed that, when PTS enzymes are expressed above a certain threshold, the whole PTS reaction speed would be extremely accelerated.
In both phylogenies, evolutionary rates were extremely accelerated in clade LB, and the branching pattern was similar, except for the position of C. gyropyrenoidosa, which was a sister to C. lundii in the nucleomorph SSU rDNA (but without bootstrap support), but not in the rbcL phylogeny (where it was the first divergence).
Unfortunately, it is extremely difficult to develop a practical realization based upon accelerating masses.
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The dramatic growth of population in Africa since the 1950s has substantially accelerated water demand among nations, especially in Southern Africa where freshwater is extremely valuable and vulnerable.
A possible LBA artifact is suggested by the extremely accelerated rate of evolution of the mitochondrial genomes of the sampled tardigrades, pycnogonids, and Symphyla.
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The enzymes that catalyze the supposedly ancient reactions within this canonical TCA cycle were used to illustrate an extremely accelerated fold evolution.
The third codon positions of protein genes were excluded because of their extremely accelerated rates of change that may cause high levels of homoplasy.
