It is likely that incorporating biochemical cues into these nerve conduits will further induce cell attachment and spreading, accelerating axonal extension during nerve regeneration [20 25].
Across the world, as growth has spread and accelerated, so has inequality.
As China's Communist Party prepares for its leadership transition, a wave of self-immolations has spread and accelerated across Tibet, in the most sustained protests against Beijing's rule there in five decades.
If a SARS-like epidemic is seeded in the group of frequent fliers, then the initial rate of international spread is accelerated relative to the rate for the homogeneous case.
How did you get that perception? A. Some people understand "epidemic" to mean a disease that spreads and accelerates in its infectious properties.
Once the density of dogs reaches a critical threshold, rabies spreads rapidly, and the spread can be accelerated through animal translocation.
Flame-spreading also accelerates with increasing initial temperature; this acceleration depends mainly on the increases of the initial temperature itself and of the normal burning rate, which increases with initial temperature.
For years environmentalists have bleated on about imminent food shortages, spreading pollution, accelerating climate change and the early exhaustion of the world's oil and other minerals.
The United Nations, which joined Russian officials on Friday to announce a new effort to halt the epidemic, says the virus's spread is accelerating and could move beyond drug users without preventive measures.
The virus has now infected thirty-eight hundred people in Sierra Leone, killing at least twelve hundred, and it has reached every region of the country; last Tuesday, the Associated Press reported that its spread was accelerating in the western part of the country, which includes Freetown.
