Sentence examples for the accelerated increase from inspiring English sources

The accelerated increase of CPK after 12 months, correlating with increased muscle glycogen content and damage, implies the disruption of myocyte integrity that mimics the onset of phenotypic myopathy in adult patients.

The accelerated increase in shoats from around 1995, but low overall increase in cattle, suggests a greater reliance on small stock in recent years.

With the accelerated increase in the complexity and size of new technological constructions, the state explosion problem in DES analysis and synthesis becomes more and more acute.

On average, two specific features are shown to be crucial for reliable spike timing: (1) the accelerated increase in "action" level (defined as the amount of current delivered during a fixed time interval) as the spiking threshold is approached and (2) the time profile of a SEE.

In light of the accelerated increase in the ageing population in the country, policy makers need to urgently address the issue of unpaid, informal care for older adults.

Viewed historically, access to imaging and other medical technologies was not as available to blacks as it was to whites 30 to 40 years ago when the accelerated increase in the incidence of localized disease began among blacks.

The accelerating increase in intelligence will not just be in individual brains, but also in the social, political and economic systems that link those brains together.

One would think that watching the accelerating increase in royalty payments would have given leaders at Motorola some idea of the tremendous growth of digital, but they chose to stay pat.

The interaction of nutrition and lifestyle has been well studied for several decades and has provided enormous dividends in improving both health and longevity, notwithstanding the accelerating increase in obesity and diabetes worldwide.

The global accelerated increase in life expectancy demands activities intended to improve the quality of life of the elderly population [ 1].

The decline in glycogen content in liver from age 12 to 16 months was probably due to large-scale replacement of hepatocytes by fibrous tissue, and correlated well with the observed accelerated increase of serum ALT and AST activities.