Sentence examples for accumulated as one from inspiring English sources

The storytelling and branding expertise Bryant accumulated as one of the National Basketball Assn.'s most well-known players is crucial for companies, Stibel said.

The effect of life events on admissions was best described by model II in which the influence of life events steadily accumulates (as one gets older, more life events occur) but at the same time gradually decays with 25% per year as time goes by (an event that has occurred years ago will no longer have the same impact as when it just happened).

Wouldn't it be wonderful to decide in one's mid-70s or 80s – or even earlier – to hold a party that acted as a reflection on one's life, bringing together all the people one had accumulated as friends over the decades?

While early success and stardom reportedly got to his head at times, he's accumulated as much sagacity and temperance as one would expect from a chef of his caliber and experience.

An almost Romantic sense of tension accumulated as lines shifted restlessly from one instrumental grouping to another.

(GP 3, p.9) The experiences one GP had accumulated as a doctor provided him with the resources for formulating his view on the meaning of suffering and death.

Deletions were accumulated in one strain as described in Fig.  1.

The sequence identity and the fact that the sequence of the pseudogene has not accumulated any mutations, as one would expect for a non functioning gene suggests a very recently duplication.

Repeated visits to the same health provider, e.g., renewing drugs, were accumulated and regarded as one visit in the pathway map; however, different diagnoses with the same provider were accounted as different visits to highlight a possible delay during the care.

This statistical data, although relatively small in figure, further express that the issue of flight delays is a serious threat to the stakeholders of the commercial aviation industry consisting of the airline industry, airport management, and air traffic service providers, as its effects accumulate from one flight leg to another.

In this regard, monozygotic twins are a good model for studying epigenetic changes linked to aging: they provide evidence that these changes can accumulate over time, as one individual may gradually undergo alterations that his or her twin (with identical genotype) does not (Fraga et al., 2005; Schneider et al., 2010).