Sentence examples for is strongly accelerating from inspiring English sources

"Asia's economy, being one of the major sources of global growth, is experiencing intraregional trade, which is reflecting the domestic demand that is strongly accelerating and improving in various economies in Asia," Mr. Trichet, acting as spokesman for the meeting, said.

Our analysis shows that the advantage for asymmetric damage distribution depends on the form of the relationship between damage and fitness components; asymmetry is favored unless the rate at which fitness decreases with increasing damage is strongly accelerating with increasing damage.

The NO desorption observed at the beginning of the rich phase is strongly accelerated.

It has been concluded that the non-isothermal crystallization of PPS is strongly accelerated by the presence of TLCP.

It has been concluded that the non-isothermal crystallization of PPS is strongly accelerated by the presence of the VB phase, whereas the type of nucleation and the geometry of crystal growth do not change, and no reduction of the PPS degree of crystallinity could be noticed.

While the reduction of silver under Air/EtOH flow is shown to possibly occur at room temperature, the process is strongly accelerated by heating, most of the silver being indeed reduced at ca. 78 °C, a temperature which corresponds to the ethanol boiling point.

The synthesis of cGMP by GC is strongly accelerated [3], [27], and the single channel conductance of cGMP-gated channels is increased [13], [14], [27].

We conclude that the aggregation propensity of the potential yeast prion protein Mca1 in vivo is strongly accelerated by a short peptide segment preceding its Q/N-rich region and we speculate that such a conformational switch might occur in vivo via the usage of alternative translational start sites.

After depletion of Treg cells by anti-CD25 therapy, murine lupus is strongly accelerated.

The duration of the active phase of Ras is limited by its intrinsic GTPase activity, which is strongly accelerated by GTPase activating proteins (GAPs).

Vesicle shedding can occur in different normal cells (Dainiak, 1991), but is strongly accelerated in cancer cells (Taylor and Black, 1986).