Sentence examples for the former accelerates from inspiring English sources

When the two most active peptides, PIP-18[59 76] PIP-18[59 76]IP[59–67], were andlied topically at a 150 mg/kg dose for testing wound healing activity in a mouse model of S. aureus infection, the former accelerates faster wound healing than the latter peptide at 14 days post-treatment.

The former can only accelerate as fast as general Internet bandwidth can, but the latter can be improved with new codec technologies.

Cotton strips placed in surface soils were often disintegrated in UDE remnants and largely intact in UDN remnants, indicating that decomposition was accelerated in the former.

StumbleUpon and Twitter have enjoyed a similar growth curve since the end of last year, although the former's growth is clearly accelerating faster in comparison to Twitter.

I'm not qualified to speculate about the former, though I note the accelerating speed of neuroscience development with raised eyebrows, but I can make a bet about the latter.

However, in the comparison between MC-bound and MC-harvested hfMSCs, osteogenic genes were upregulated and mineralization kinetics was accelerated in the former condition.

Mr. Paterson has other tasks: helping Mayor Michael Bloomberg of New York City to keep control of city schools and accelerating projects like the former World Trade Center site and the Moynihan Station.

While our heritability estimate may seem low, empirical evidence (19) has suggested that fitness related traits tend to have lower heritability than morphological traits because selection acts to purify deleterious genetic variation, and one might consider age accelerated residuals in the former category.

(The change began under the former chief executive Louis V. Gerstner Jr. and accelerated under the current chief, Samuel J. Palmisano).

The decreasing rate accelerates during the period of the former LSSE and after the 2011 Tohoku earthquake.

The former was attributed to particle sintering, which is accelerated in bulk water relative to gas phases.