Sentence examples for usually accelerated from inspiring English sources

It is also known that organic fouling is usually accelerated with decrease in pH and increase in divalent cation concentration.

The performance of these materials to an external impact in a deteriorated condition and the associated residual strength are difficult to predict and usually accelerated tests are considered instead.

Yet, when Caspase-2 deficiency was combined with haplo-insufficiency for p53, no further acceleration of disease onset was observed, indicating that loss of heterozygosity that usually accelerates disease onset in Eμ-Myc/p53 +/− mice is dominant over loss of Caspase-2 in Eμ-Myc-driven lymphomagenesis.

Housing, cars and business inventories, the three most volatile components of GDP, usually accelerate the contraction that brings recession.

These interactions usually accelerate damage processes and result in significantly reduced TMF life, when compared to other fatigue scenarios.

Particles usually accelerate at the first stage of the attractive motion due to an increase in the DEP interactive force, however, decelerate until stationary at the second stage due to a faster increase in the repulsive hydrodynamic force.

The results presented in the Table 3 and Fig. 4 show that the CR increases with temperature both in uninhibited and inhibited solutions, and goes up more rapidly at the higher temperature; the rise in temperature usually accelerates the corrosion reactions which results in higher dissolution rates of the metal.

You could have different regions of space that are in different vacua, and in that case there's always what we call a domain wall separating them basically, a bubble wall that is usually accelerating.

High temperatures usually accelerate development (temperature per se), but in some genotypes a period of low temperature may also hasten development (vernalization).

Warmer conditions usually accelerate biochemical reactions and may result in lowering production of secondary metabolites because plant growth would be enhanced.

Because this conformation of the sphingolipid is particularly suited for a sphingolipid-binding domain, cholesterol usually accelerates protein binding to sphingolipid (Ref. 99) and this also applies for amyloidogenic proteins (Ref. 52).