Sentence examples for of which are accelerated from inspiring English sources

The Bronx has higher H.I.V. and AIDS rates than the city averages, along with high rates of homelessness, poverty and depression, all of which are accelerated among the gay population, in what AIDS researchers call a "syndemic" of toxic forces.

This corroborates a previous suggestion that tooth replacement rate and the number of teeth in a single tooth column may be correlated [21], both of which are accelerated in Nigersaurus as compared to an average hadrosaurid (Text S4).

They are worried about rising gasoline costs and rising gasoline consumption, both of which are accelerating the trend toward smaller cars; it was always the big cars that provided the big profits.

Urbanized, sedentary lifestyles; nutrient-poor processed food; synthetic but unsatisfying entertainments and other negative trends, all of which are accelerating, may be driving up the rate of true depression.

Note that ABPCs and ABLMYCPCs clustered with each other before clustering with other PCTs, indicating a greater degree of similarity between these two groups of PCTs, both of which were accelerated by v- Abl.

Now grown, one of her daughters suffers from untimely cancer and is unable to afford all of her treatments, the stress of which is accelerating the spread of the disease.

For the first stage of a tandem accelerator, an ion source yields a beam of protons, which are accelerated to a low energy by an auxiliary high-voltage supply.

Based on this model, we numerically analyse the interference among coherent synchrotron radiation emitted from consecutive bunches in a train of bunches, which are accelerated by a 30-MeV RF-linac at BFEL.

It seems almost impossible to talk about elementary particle physics, or QFT more generally, without thinking of particles which are accelerated and scattered in colliders.

A second physical delivery strategy is the use of the "gene gun", whereby naked DNA is adhered to the surface of gold particles, which are accelerated under high pressure by a ballistic device into the target tissue.

The coefficients in this model class reflect variations of hazard rates over time, which are accelerated or decelerated.