The phrase "accumulates with" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts discussing the gathering or increasing of something alongside another factor or element, but it is not commonly used.
Example: "The stress accumulates with each passing day, making it harder to cope."
Alternatives: "builds up alongside" or "increases in conjunction with".
Since damaged DNA accumulates with advancing age, the accumulation of these lncRNAs in exosomes may serve as a marker for aging in tissues.
The doctor, since retired, pointed to "all we have to lose — the social binding" that accumulates with age.
Anna Capable, the hoarder at the heart of Mr. Stull's play, also accumulates with orderly purpose.
Antiaging genes like sirtuins carry the blueprint for proteins that might be able to ameliorate the cellular damage that accumulates with aging, like oxidation of molecules in cells.
Apart from books and records, which he accumulates with extravagant abandon, Sellars has few vices: he doesn't smoke, drink, do drugs, or even eat very much: "Just one meal a day," he says.
Suspense accumulates with each substitution, until at last the final and revelatory substitution bursts the pattern, achieving a climax and with it a release of powerful tensions.
Oxidative damage (oxidative stress) accumulates with age, and this has given rise to the free radical theory of aging, which is concerned in particular with molecules known as reactive oxygen species (ROS).
Although Ms. Genzken sometimes seems to change ideas and approaches rather than develop them, her work accumulates with an insistent force and momentum that will keep you alert to what turn she will take next.
In such case, ε d ( k ) increases slowly as clock drift accumulates with time. .
The amount of Pt deposited onto the NPG substrate gradually accumulates with increasing plating time.
"He accumulates, with fast hands and fast feet, generally playing the short ball well.
