Sentence examples for accumulated providing from inspiring English sources

Over the past 15 years clinical experience and scientific evidences about MOH has accumulated providing the basis for new simplified diagnostic criteria, treatment guidelines and possibly an increased awareness about this disorder.

In the past years data about molecular mechanisms of liver carcinogenesis, signal transduction pathways and potential therapeutic targets have been accumulated, providing new encouraging treatment options (Llovet and Bruix, 2008).

The large collection of fungal group I introns that has recently accumulated provides an ideal opportunity to test comprehensively the contribution of reverse splicing to the extant intron distribution.

The ability for different forms of Fe to accumulate provides options to maximise its bioavailability.

Anaesthetic reflection carries the potential advantage that other, unwanted, gases cannot accumulate provided the reflector is specific for the chosen anaesthetic.

The addition of an uncoupler that dissipated the imposed ΔpH initiated efflux of previously accumulated 36Cl−, providing evidence for concentrative ion uptake by LmrA-MD (Figure 3B).

In recent years, expressed sequence tags (ESTs) of many insect species have accumulated, thus providing a useful resource for gene discovery.

It was therefore not surprising to note the relative success of intracellularly accumulated GLA, providing further evidence that it is indeed possible to express functional mammalian therapeutic proteins in T. reesei when degradation by secreted proteases can be avoided.

The chairman of the national executive committee, Jim Kennedy, will draw the audience's attention to a big screen where the results of the alternative vote poll will be shown, round-by-round, so that members can see who received the most and least first preferences, and how the second preferences of voters accumulated to provide a winner of the contest.

In a more special and technical sense, however, labour means any valuable service rendered by a human agent in the production of wealth, other than accumulating and providing capital or assuming the risks that are a normal part of business undertakings.

For this purpose they would draw freely on accumulated surplus, provided the company's financial position remained unimpaired.