Sentence examples for accretion over time from inspiring English sources

In the longitudinal analysis, the baseline REE adjusted for baseline FFM was not predictive of FM accretion over time (p=0.8).

Long-term plots provide an excellent source of information on biomass accretion over time where plots have been maintained and re-measured.

Dashed lines are the estimated slopes for each line and describe accretion rates over time.

"People change over time.

The "early fragments" of her life drift "from sight, covered over by the daily business of living, an ever more substantial accretion which made, over time, its own past, a Canadian one, in English".

At once you see how a form of grandeur can develop not only from a unified vision in a single age, as at Versailles or Chambord, but also can evolve as an accretion of architectural detail over time, both varying and enriching the overall effect.

VPI-2 and VSP-2 seem to have assembled over time by accretion of smaller units, which we call islets.

We have simulated different formation scenarios of Varuna by varying the accretion time, accretion rate, and a fraction of impact kinetic energy converted into heat.

BMD and BMC accretion occurred in all treatment groups over time as expected in this age-group (23).

Curiously, this stage got thoroughly out of hand at one point (baroque), and I managed to pull it all the way back to the final 'classic' 'Rose.' " Roughly 11 feet tall and 8 feet wide, it accumulated nearly a ton of pigment by the end, built up at its thickest to 11 inches, like some geological formation, layered over time with the accretions of DeFeo's constantly evolving vision.

We plotted carbon accretion as the change in the carbon pool over time in plots with only live tree carbon and calculated a peak at age 34.7 years (±0.5, bootstrap SE; Fig. 2b).