The phrase "accumulated level" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a level that has been built up or gathered over time, often in contexts related to data, measurements, or experiences.
Example: "The accumulated level of knowledge in the field has significantly increased over the past decade."
Alternatives: "cumulative level" or "total level".
In addition, due to the accumulated level of the phenolic compound in hosts caused by bacterial infection, a higher expression of T3SS may be induced in the bacterial cells for a defensive response against the plant responses.
Figure 3C shows the accumulated level of variations relative to the TR consensus, where TRs with deviations ranging from 0 to accumulated changes in 20% of its amino acids (marked 0.2) are analyzed.
Production of NO was determined by measuring the accumulated level of nitrite, an indicator of NO in the supernatant after 24 h of LPS treatment with or without different concentrations of plant material and Baicalin.
Within days, the sunflowers, which have dense mops of roots, accumulated levels of cesium and strontium that were several thousand times as high as the concentrations in the water.
Two independent T0 lines in each background were selected that accumulated levels of leaf Na+ which were average for their respective group of independent T0 lines.
In addition accumulated levels of carcinogen exposure were related to accumulated levels of LSD1 expression compared to control human mammary epithelial cell lines.
Transcriptomics is used to quantify changes in accumulated levels of mRNAs following cellular activation.
Integration of the transcript, radiotracer and metabolite data demonstrates that Asc and TA metabolism are developmentally regulated in grapevines; resulting in low accumulated levels of the biosynthetic intermediate Asc, and high accumulated levels of the metabolic end-product TA.
Our measures of total Aβ did not find evidence that reducing LRP1 levels produced a change in the accumulated levels of Aβ.
Such an apoptotic defect could account for the increasing intensity of Ogg1 staining, following accumulated levels of 8-OH-dG adducts with longer duration of diabetes.
The linear accumulation pattern of Cd in the panicle was observed in both rice plants afterCd reached the respective panicle, although the accumulated levels differed substantially between plants.
