Sentence examples for that predicted accelerated from inspiring English sources

"The experiments that predicted accelerated tree growth with increases in carbon dioxide are elegant and convincing," said van der Sleen.

Understanding expected bone health changes and factors that predict accelerated bone loss is essential to designing preventive health maintenance strategies for men and women.

Results revealed that childhood maltreatment predicted accelerated PGV development in females, and maternal dysphoric behavior predicted accelerated PGV development in the whole sample.

Two retrospective studies indicated that low baseline FVC levels predicted accelerated rate of decline in this variable over time [ 16, 22].

This large longitudinal study of men and women shows that adiposity in later midlife predicts accelerated progression of aortic stiffness.

Colbert joked that the "no politician wants" the graph predicting accelerating rates of sea level rise, since it looks like a "ski jump to hell".

This accelerated change is the same as that predicted by the diffusive gas bubble growth model of Nishimura (2009).

The same calculations that predict black holes should explode also predict that in an accelerating universe space should be filled with so-called Hawking radiation.

They found that multimorbidity predicted an accelerated increase in ADL disability in participants with optimal cognitive function at baseline, but not in participants with lower MMSE scores at baseline.

We found that predicted regulatory regions with accelerated substitution rates in humans (haCNS or HAR) are strikingly enriched nearby genes differentially expressed between PFO and PT (Figure 7A,B).

The resulting evolutionary trajectory is therefore characterized by irreversible gene inactivation and loss; a process that is predicted to be accelerated by a reduced efficiency of selection resulting from frequent population bottlenecks that reduce the effective population size (Ne) during host reproduction (Moran 1996; Mira et al. 2001; Silva et al. 2003; Schmitz-Esser et al. 2011).