The phrase "accumulated constantly" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that has been gathering or increasing over time without interruption.
Example: "The data has been accumulated constantly over the past decade, providing valuable insights into the trends."
Alternatives: "gathered continuously" or "collected steadily".
PGLP1 expression increased over time of exposure to high temperature, suggesting that glycolate accumulated constantly.
Potential novel yellow pigments accumulated constantly at the late stage of the fed-batch culture, which resulted in a shift in pigment characteristics so that yellow pigments became the dominant pigments.
In the initial 5 to 7 days of fermentation, both orange pigments and red pigments accumulated constantly and achieved nearly peak value for all feeding media, and then remained stable for feeding media without metal ions (Fe2+, Mn2+, Zn2+, Mg2+) (Fig. 2a and b), or started to decline till the end of fermentation for feeding media with the addition of metal ions (Fig. 2c and d).
As a result, the number of frozen embryos accumulates constantly; the most difficult problems associated with a long duration of embryo cryopreservation are the increase of "unclaimed" embryos and the associated ethical, legal, and economic pressures.
The objective is building a tool that can help the architect have his bunch of memories constantly accumulated and constantly renewed and extended, so as to make them always available.
With more experiences accumulated, we constantly refine and expand the existing set of curation rules to make it as consistent and informative as possible.
Further, acetate accumulates constantly when the concentration of dissolved CO2 is maintained between 20 and 300 mbar by manipulating the inlet gas composition during batch culture in bioreactors (Baez et al. 2009).
Progress through /// detachment /// __________________________ and continual adaptation, but without any ability to accumulate history, constantly exposed to new experiences, unable to establish relationships because co/nnections are ephemeral,.\\\.
"All kinds of social conflicts have constantly accumulated, and feelings of discontent have consistently risen," it warns.
The oxidized product of the two coupled enzymatic reactions is thus constantly accumulated on the gel.
But no matter how I feel about hoarding, my family home is constantly accumulating "stuff".
