Sentence examples for Progressively accumulating from inspiring English sources

"If you systematically reproduce while progressively accumulating small genetic abnormalities, you're loading the genome with a burden that can result in serious health problems".

However, the Spanish economy was progressively accumulating other internal and external imbalances.

Clusters of stomata were progressively accumulating up to 10 days in these plants (Figure 5A).

These accessions exhibited a clear cold acclimation response by progressively accumulating proline, sugars and COR gene transcripts.

A growing body of data on aberrant metabolic pathways implicated in cancer etiology now suggests that progressively accumulating mutations and epigenetic aberrations in genes encoding the main enzymes of specific metabolic pathways are prime contributors to oncogenic addiction in many cancers.

According to the model proposed for breast cancer progression, normal epithelial cells progressively accumulate molecular alterations that result in a series of histologically identifiable, even if non-obligate, cancer precursors.

In most patients, the relapsing-remitting phase is followed by a secondary progressive course, in which disability progressively accumulates despite the absence of acute exacerbations.

With similar trend of sucrose accumulation in the two cultivars, trehalose progressively accumulated in both cultivars with higher magnitude in Shiraz.

The most extreme mutant exhibited a severe defect in progression through the cell cycle; on synthetic medium, the cells progressively accumulated nucleus-containing small buds that generally failed to complete bud enlargement and cytokinesis.

The two cultivars exhibited similar pattern of anthocyanin accumulation with the exception of malvidin 3- O-glucoside, which progressively accumulated in CS, and petunidin, which significantly accumulated towards maturity in Shiraz (Additional file 2: Table S3).

Accumulation of information requires a ratchet-like process that will progressively accumulate accurate objects in a collection of objects that, for that particular purpose, can be considered «junk», but are not «waste».