Sentence examples for population accelerates from inspiring English sources

On the dayside, the high energy population accelerates as we approach Mars.

As the model of Chinese households changes and the aging process of the population accelerates, the provision of service and care for the elderly is no longer a family business but a problem demanding the participation of all parties in society.

Similarly it is well known that delirium, commonly triggered by systemic infection in the demented population, accelerates progression of AD (Fong et al., 2009).

They report that ablation of the microglial cell population accelerates retinal degeneration, concomitant with an increase in the expression of certain inflammatory cytokines.

What Médecins sans Frontières termed "a crisis on top of a crisis" for the population accelerated considerably in September when Djotodia officially disbanded the Seleka.

Recent decades had seen rapid increase in human population, accelerating economy and urbanization, which have led to an exponential increase in waste generation every year (Gouveia and Prado 2009).

The decline of the southern population accelerated as Europeans began to settle the area and hunt them for meat, hides and horn trophies.

These steps have already proved effective at a new school in Adama, Ethiopia, where we have seen the average literacy level of the student population accelerate well beyond national and regional levels.

Upregulation of the cyclin dependent kinase inhibitor p21 as a result of Id1 loss is associated with enhanced cycling of the stem cell population, accelerated expression of myeloid markers and loss of EPCs.

Our results suggest different origin of 0.03 3 MeV/nucleon particles – different seed populations accelerated and different acceleration processes.

This article presents a basic latent growth modeling approach for analyzing repeated measures data and delineates several of its extensions, including analyses for multiple populations, accelerated designs, multivariate associative models, and a framework for sample size selection and power estimation.