Sentence examples for strong accelerating from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, strong accelerating effect of silver ions was observed on the hydrolysis of PAA molecules and the characterization results indicate that about 14 16 wt% precursors were dissolved during the ion exchange in the aqueous silver ion solutions.

IPNs containing AIBN showed minimal initiator interactions but a strong accelerating effect was observed by the imidazole curing agent on the peroxide initiator systems (at least in the early stages) due to enhanced radical production apparently via a redox reaction.

The fact that the early reaction to Creative Cloud has been positive and that the company is seeing "good strong accelerating growth" has given Adobe the confidence "that as a whole, the creative community is open and obviously interested in moving in this direction".

The strong accelerating effect of THI versus TSA on IL-6 secretion induced by 2 μM ATP was not as pronounced with 20 μM ATP, generating a small but significant increase 4 hr after its application.

Four endosymbiont groups showed strong accelerated rates of evolution.

Stronger and accelerating consumer spending helped, but it was mainly a substantial investment in private inventories that did the trick, pushing the inflation figure up and giving the Federal Reserve a little breathing room after recently launching its second round of quantitative easing.

The exotic alleles at Ppd-H1 and Vrn-H3 revealed the strongest effects, accelerating flowering time by 9.5 days and delaying flowering time by 4.1 days, respectively.

But the strong performance "accelerated" Reagan's momentum, he said, "maybe turning a very strong victory into a landslide".

Security cooperation is strong, including accelerated development and funding for an Israeli missile defense system.

As in so many industries, the recession will benefit the strong and accelerate the rush of private companies into the arms of bigger, more professional groups.

Economic growth was strong, productivity accelerated, unemployment fell below 4 percent, and while inequality continued to increase in the 1990s, the benefits of said growth were more broadly shared than before or since.