The phrase "accumulated to develop" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to convey the idea of gathering resources or knowledge for the purpose of development, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The skills and experiences accumulated to develop a comprehensive understanding of the subject."
Alternatives: "gathered for the purpose of development" or "collected to foster growth."
The Ingenuity database provides a collection of gene-to-phenotype associations, molecular interactions, regulatory events, and chemical knowledge accumulated to develop a global molecular network.
This knowledge database provides a collection of gene-to-phenotype associations, molecular interactions, regulatory events, and chemical knowledge accumulated to develop a global molecular network.
We performed enriched biological functions and molecular network analyses using IPA (Ingenuity Pathways Analysis; Ingenuity Systems 2011), which provides a collection of gene to phenotype associations, molecular interactions, regulatory events, and chemical knowledge accumulated to develop a global molecular network.
For the past 60 years, the Pan American Center for Foot-and-Mouth Disease/PAhashaccumulatedted capabilities to develop national programs for zoonoses prevention and control, particularly for rabies elimination in Latin America and the Caribbean.
Again this type of information can be accumulated across taxa to develop general patterns of biodiversity hotspots (Davis et al. 2008; Vandergast et al. 2008).
Once graduated, medical students would prefer to work in large, urban public hospitals, which may allow them to accumulate clinical experience to develop a professional career.
Also, it is quite possible that increased cancer incidence with age is due in part to the longer time older people have to accumulate exposure and to develop cancer [ 23].
The appressorium melanizes and accumulates compatible solutes to develop a high turgor pressure that is subsequently converted into mechanical force to piercing the plant cell wall with the penetration peg.
This experiment also shows that nonhaematopoietic cells can be predisposed in such a way that these cells accumulate sufficient insertions to develop into tumours before haematopoietic cells, which are the prime targets of MoMuLV, can do so.
Transport is, perhaps, one area, where the tech industry can still put up a good fight – mostly because companies discovered that the vast data troves they had accumulated could be used to develop self-driving cars.
For example, the first DHFR-TS gene from maize was cloned and the RNA transcripts for ZmDHFR-TS were shown to accumulate to high levels in developing maize kernels and meristematic tissues [ 11].
