Sentence examples for reporting accelerating from inspiring English sources

Our result deviates from recent studies reporting accelerating of APOBEC-mediated mutations in lung cancer in smokers [ 19], or constitutive accumulation in early and late metachronous bladder cancer tumours [ 7].

"On a positive note, despite the immediate impact on advertising revenues, the recent events have had a positive impact on Arab media raising the bar for the quality of news reporting, accelerating the engagement with digital platforms and placing the region firmly on the strategic map of global media houses," Bin Fahad added.

The National Association of Business Economics' (NABE) quarterly business conditions poll published on Monday found that while some companies reported accelerating investments because of lower corporate taxes, 84percentt of respondents said they had not changed plans.

They were unable to show any histologic difference, although they reported accelerated bone healing when measurements were obtained with ultrasonography and electron microscopy.

Remarkably, we have already reported accelerated limestone deterioration by combined action of biofilms and salting in the Mayan site of Edzna [27].

The Combined Lysis of Thrombus in Brain Ischemia Using Transcranial Ultrasound and Systemic tPA (CLOTBUST) trial reported accelerated recanalisation of the middle cerebral artery (MCA) in patients with symptoms of MCA infarction, which were monitored with 2-MHz transcranial Doppler.

This is especially of concern for older adults with diabetes, considering the reported accelerated rates of cognitive decline in this group versus those without diabetes [ 1, 44].

However, a whole-genome study reported accelerated rates of protein evolution for male-biased genes between two closely related species in the obscura group (Jiang and Machado 2009).

After a period of quiescence, case reports accelerated in October 2013: more than 220 cases of H7N9 have occurred as of February 2014.

Our results are similar to previous studies that have reported accelerated decline of muscle quality in persons with diabetes compared with those without diabetes (2), but more specifically characterizes the role of hyperglycemia in this process.

Yet, proteasome inhibition in the presence of oligodendroglial αSYN overexpression had no effect on the rate of autophagy in contrast to previously reported accelerated autophagy upon proteasome inhibition in the presence of neuronal αSYN overexpression [ 6].