The phrase "accumulation is maintained" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing processes or systems where accumulation, such as data, resources, or information, is kept or preserved over time.
Example: "In this financial model, it is crucial that the accumulation is maintained to ensure accurate forecasting."
Alternatives: "accumulation is preserved" or "accumulation is sustained."
These rates of accumulation were maintained for approximately 20 h, that is, approximately one full cell-cycle traverse period.
While cell propagation and lipid accumulation are maintained in the same culture, neither of them is able to reach its maximal capacity.
There was a high level of accumulation of the ZmRNR2 mRNA after 3 days of CPT treatment and, although reduced, the accumulation was maintained after 8 days of treatment.
Differences in root-to-shoot partitioning of Cd were evident throughout the shoot: accumulation of Cd in every shoot tissue was at least 2-fold higher in the high-Cd NIL at all harvests, a pattern of accumulation that is maintained under field conditions (Harris and Taylor, unpublished data).
A glacier is maintained by accumulation of snow at high altitudes, balanced by melting at low altitudes or discharge into the sea.
An alternative species concept is the stable ecotype in which cohesion of bacterial strains of a given species is maintained by accumulation of advantageous mutations and periodic purging of allelic variability [ 9].
Similar to what was observed in terminally differentiated cells derived from male embryos carrying a Tsix-truncated allele [ 15], we show in this report that such an accumulation of active chromatin marks is maintained, or even increased, during differentiation of Tsix-truncated cells (Additional file 4), correlating with Xist transcription upregulation [ 8, 12].
In succulent Chenopodiaceae, osmotic balance is maintained by the accumulation of Na+ and Cl- in shoots followed by synthesis of osmolytes like glycine betaine.
Under salinity stress, the osmotic potential of the cytoplasm and organelles is maintained by the accumulation of organic solutes termed as compatible solutes (Flowers et al. 1977; Wyn Jones and Gorham 1983).
In plants, the accumulation or steady level of ascorbate is maintained in homeostasis through the rate of synthesis, recycling and degradation, as well as intra- and inter-cellular transport (Horemans et al. 2000a; Pallanca and Smirnoff 2000; Green and Fry 2005).
High water content, ∼96 %, is maintained by nitrate accumulation, which is used as an osmoticum in stems and leaves (Andrews et al. 2009).
