Sentence examples for Newly accumulated from inspiring English sources
At the top layer are the newly accumulated books.
The proposed rules would limit rate increases to customers late by 30 or more days, and the new rates would apply prospectively to newly accumulated debts.
The newly accumulated loess and topsoil has the Ustic Isohumisol buried at a depth of ca. 50 80 cm in general.
They formed orange seeds (embryos), in which phytoene, α-carotene, and β-carotene were newly accumulated in addition to increased amounts of lutein, while untransformed flax plants formed light-yellow seeds, in which only lutein was detected.
Without a tracer, detection of newly accumulated Zn is significant at Zn exposure concentration only above 5000 μg g−1 which represents some of the most contaminated Zn conditions.
Military spending is one of the areas where the president's newly accumulated political capital could be spent most wisely, in wrenching Congress away from outdated and wildly expensive weapons programs so that money can be directed to the kind of smart modern military that both he and his Defense Department seem to want.
Thus we hope that newly accumulating knowledge on naturally occurring RNAs and RNP complexes will provide a variety of new parts, devices and systems for synthetic biology.
Quantitative estimates of murine evolutionary rate have not previously considered parallel SNP formation or the positional constraints that appear to underlie a very large subset of newly accumulating SNPs.
Malcolm's wealth, often scoffed at by both old money and the newly envious, was accumulated by his own hard work and by prodigious risk-taking.
Previously, it has also been shown that somatic cells and gonidia display substantially different patterns of both newly synthesized and accumulated major polypeptides [ 10], but at that time, it was not possible to obtain discrete sequences of these polypeptides, so their identity remained unknown.
CNT accumulated in newly developed leaves and stayed in peripheral areas [103].
