Sentence examples for accumulating among from inspiring English sources

And the wealth is accumulating among the coastal élites, while the economy in the remote rural regions, many of which are inhabited by minority populations, remains stagnant.

Therefore, their contribution to inequality is in the direction of costs accumulating among the lower educational groups.

For out-patient care, as much as 92% of costs accumulating among lower levels of income were explained from these two morbidity indicators.

For education on the contrary, as much as 245% of inequality with costs accumulating among higher educated are explained from these two morbidity indicators.

This is illustrated in Fig. 1, where concentration indices to the left are interpreted as costs accumulating among lower SES groups, while the right-side contributions are interpreted reversely.

Thus information has been accumulating among different lineages of plant and animal life over evolutionary times, while information usage differences accumulate in different cell lineages within an individual lifetime.

Resentment of her accumulated among colleagues.

More plaudits accumulated, among them Tony nominations for Rose in Bye Bye Birdie (1960), Anyanka in Bajour (1964), and Velma in Chicago (1975).

Especially, the morbidity indicators severe complications at time of analysis and death in 2011 have marked influences on inequality in that costs accumulate among patients with these morbidity characteristics, who are also those with the lowest educational level.

A set of four novel seizure detection conditions is proposed to isolate EEG segments with increased potential of containing ictal activity, by identifying segments where the EEG signal energy is intensively accumulated among the three fundamental frequency rhythms.

He also suggests that this experiment (which he repeats at Toulon in 1650) shows that created vacuum is possible, at least as accumulated among part of the air particles in the instrument 'sealed' by the mercury column in the experimental apparatus.