A1C was associated with increased hazard ratios of ischemic stroke in a near-linear manner except for two points 6.2 and 8.0% where the slope between these two points accelerated.
Network effects, if powerful enough, can push a platform past the tipping point, accelerating its growth.
Some observers see the financial crisis of 20082009 as an inflection point, accelerating the emergence of these markets as dominant players in the global economy.
The skip list is used to organize these hierarchical data points and accelerate query performance.
These moments in social justice movements serve as national and sometimes global "tipping points" that accelerate understanding, awaken the collective psyche, and motivate action that results ultimately in the integration of previously alienated social movements, and their core values, into the the fabric of society.
It also is possible that there are other injury cascade pathways which are activated at later coinciding time points to accelerate injury despite the lower cytokine levels.
These pathways will also provide markers that can be evaluated at intermediate time points to accelerate testing of new agents for efficacy.
For Iran, it is far more rational at this point to accelerate the program and reject any agreement the West would be prepared to sign.
Almost immediately, FBM neurons begin to migrate ventrally and posteriorly, reaching the basement membrane near the r4-r5 boundary, at which point they accelerate and migrate posteriorly to r6 (Chandrasekhar et al., 1997; Higashijima et al., 2000; Wada et al., 2005; Grant and Moens, 2010).
Under impact the plastic hinge does not necessarily reach the supports, and then only part of the beam within the stationary points is accelerated while the rest of the beam remains stationary.
