The phrase "accrues information" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to describe the process of gathering or accumulating information over time.
Example: "As the project progresses, the team accrues information that will help refine their strategy."
Alternatives: "gathers information" or "collects information".
For many years palaeontologists have accrued information about the behaviour and habits of the extinct dinosaurs.
With these new plug-ins, Facebook will accrue information at a feverish pace.
Each rule corresponds to a decision point and dictates the next treatment action based on the accrued information.
Furthermore, meta-analyses with too small accrued information size (sparse data) have an increased risk of either overestimating or underestimating the effect size and variance [ 25, 26, 44 – 46 ].
We had planned to use a relative risk reduction of 20% but owing to too large a distance between the accrued information and the required information the program rejected to calculate and draw an interpretable figure.
Most review authors do not assess if an accrued information size is sufficient or not to detect or reject a given intervention effect, and this is problematic as nearly all meta-analyses in systematic reviews are underpowered (the meta-analyses do not have enough information to reject or accept the null hypothesis when the null hypothesis is false) [ 25, 26, 43].
Impaired reasoning following alteration of the subthalamic nucleus firing pattern by DBS stems from a failure to accrue information over time and is associated with an inappropriate speeding of the response when new information should conflict with an already prepared motor programme.
Based upon previously accrued information about the role of PGs in cancer and the currently available experimental evidences along this line, we have addressed the possibility that the pattern of expression of individual PGs, or groups of PGs, may act as either pro- or anti-tumourigenic and thereby be predictive, or indicative, of a discrete disease course in oral cavity HNSCC disease course.
Accruing information on carefully designed multimodal therapies including cinacalcet in studies at single institutions is of relevance to gain further non-experimental insights on the efficacy of these approaches and to enlarge the collection of treated cases for future systematic reviews and comparative effectiveness studies.
The sharpest vision is produced by the central retina, so we use rapid (saccadic) eye movements to fixate on different parts of an image and accrue visual information.
