Sentence examples for which helps accelerate from inspiring English sources

Oxygen, which helps accelerate the decompression process, is itself toxic at depth and causes deadly convulsions, but "a diver might be subject to oxygen toxicity at different depths on different days".

First, there is an increase in muscle blood flow which helps accelerate muscle metabolite removal.

They asked really smart questions, which helped accelerate their learning.

Morocco has invested in consistent sectorial strategies to accompany the reforms undertaken since the early 2000s, which helped accelerate the economy's structural transformation and promote new products.

It not only led to a reduction in the microcracks formation due to less shrinkage, but also provided extra alkalinity, such as calcium hydroxide, which helped accelerate the fly ash and the activating solution reaction.

But a number of clever alternatives have emerged which could help accelerate the spread of off-grid lights.

Through acquisition it has recently become the leader in ophthalmic pharmaceuticals in China, which should help accelerate growth.

Carbonic anhydrase (CA) can efficiently catalyze the interconversion between CO2 and HCO3−, which may help accelerate karst processes.

"Silver Lake is the global leader in technology investing and I am firmly of the belief that ZPG will benefit from their technology expertise and global network which will help accelerate our growth," Chesterman said in a statement.

The key characteristic of this nitinol staple exploits its superelasticity to constantly unload stress over great strains (Duerig et al. 1999), bringing with it the potential to provide immediate and sustained active compression which may help accelerate bone healing by closing any gap present or formed including those produced by osteoclastic resorption (Yang et al. 1987).

As I traced my "serendipity" back to the consistent, actionable, and replicable behaviors that I engaged in, I was able to analyze which ones helped accelerate these seemingly random events and encounters.