Sentence examples for more accelerated in from inspiring English sources
In fact bone loss is more accelerated in women after menopause as a result of a decline in circulating estrogens levels then the men in the same ages period [ 32].
The benefits of new technology must be even more accelerated in the creation and distribution and insuring that the profit motive as well as good global citizenship and common interests facilitate the change as quickly and thoroughly and engaging the globe's greatest minds and enterprises to counter the interests of inertia and the currently entrenched.
Interestingly, however, when considering only conserved codon positions, we inferred that the mt genome is approximately 88% more accelerated in Neobatrachia relative to the nuclear genome.
In comparison to HBV mono-infection, the course of chronic HBV infection is more accelerated in HIV/HBV co-infected subjects.
These results suggest that the natural history of HCV-related cirrhotic patients is more accelerated in patients with a previous history or current evidence of clinical hepatic decompensation.
GFAP-positive astrocytes and Iba-1-positive microglia in the ischemic hippocampus were activated much earlier and much more accelerated in the hyperthermia + ischemia group than those in the normothermia + ischemia group.
A study using human-macaque and mouse-rat comparisons reported that nervous system genes evolved in a more accelerated manner in primates than in rodents [ 62], also pointing to a link between increased non-synonymous substitutions in neural genes and primate evolution.
"Over the years, and in a much more accelerated way in the last six months to a year, Dr. Holick has become the very public poster child for the tanning industry," Dr. Gilchrest said.
The bioinformatics for genome and proteome analysis will contribute substantially toward ever more accelerated advances in pharmaceutical industry.
Differences between the predicted profiles from setting non-identical C-values and friction factors for the swash phase, are believed to be linked to both the infiltration effects on the flow above the beachface and the more accelerated flow in the uprush.
In certain populations, including patients with end-stage renal disease (ESRD), cardiovascular disease is more common and more accelerated than in the general population.
