Sentence examples for serves to speed from inspiring English sources

We believe that each brick in a stone-work serves to speed up the construction of the ICHD-3.

In the simple system we investigated, as well as in all the modifications, the cascade serves to speed up the propagation of a signal from its origin.

If the frequent travelers contract the infection early, more exclusivity of mixing (smaller Φ) serves to speed international spread, and this effect may last well into the epidemic.

If, however, they contract the infection early, this exclusivity serves to speed international spread and this effect may last well into the epidemic.

The intuition frequently expressed by molecular geneticists that junk DNA is functional because it serves to "speed evolution" or as an "evolutionary repository" could be recast as a claim about selection between species (or clades) rather than within them, but this is not often done.

The arrest warrant legislation serves to speed up the implementation of certain procedures; if we want to speed it up in the case of terrorism and organised crime, all Member States must have confidence in the system, and we will keep a watchful eye open to ensure that Europe's rules are fully observed.

Koreans are now limited to a single marriage-visa request every five years.Critics say making marriage more difficult will only serve to speed up the greying of the workforce.

It was Norman who prodded Wooden into using the 2-2-1 zone press that, before the shot clock, served to speed up the game and was the catalyst for Wooden's first championship, in 1964.

Crozier has set a target of 50% of revenue coming from sources other than TV commercials and it is understood that senior management is mulling whether a major acquisition would serve to speed up the growth of ITV Studios.

WASHINGTON — As Republicans on the campaign trail ramped up their support for Israel in a possible military strike on Iran, President Obama used a speech before a pro-Israel lobbying group on Sunday to warn against the "loose talk of war" that could serve to speed Iran toward a nuclear weapon.

Greater blood carriage of amitriptyline afforded by lipid infusion potentially serving to speed drug transport to biologically inert sites.