The phrase "accumulation of elements" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the gathering or collection of various components or factors in a particular context, such as in science, art, or data analysis.
Example: "The accumulation of elements in the ecosystem is crucial for maintaining biodiversity and ecological balance."
Alternatives: "collection of components" or "gathering of factors".
We obtained compositional profiles across the rims of four olivines with similar track densities and all show an accumulation of elements that are not derived from the host olivine (e.g., Ca, Al, and Ti) in addition to a strong Si enrichment in the outer approximately 15 nm of the rims (Figure 7).
To better understand uptake and accumulation of elements into shoots, knowledge of root anatomy and physiology is essential.
It can be assumed that in the deposits, i.e. atherosclerosis plaque, accumulation of elements not fulfilling any essential function, but toxic in the human body, is observed.
Six types of phenotypes were extracted: "auxotrophies" (cysteine, methionine, heme, glutamate), "chemical compound accumulation" (of elements present in the model), "oxidative stress resistance", "respiratory growth" and "nitrogen source".
It can be assumed that the lack of photosynthetic activity in albino shoots and thus of sugars needed in phloem loading is responsible for the accumulation of elements.
The accumulation of elements in the A2 state during a trial would reduce the amount of elements that are active in the A1 state, thus limiting the amount of associative learning that could take place between concurrently presented stimuli.
We verified that different amount and content of repeat elements, especially the different accumulation of transposable elements, are responsible for the genome size variation between D. holocanthus and smooth pufferfish.
Transposable elements comprise respectively 0.34% and 0.62% of the S. schenckii and S. brasiliensis genomes and expansions of Gypsy-like elements was observed reflecting the accumulation of repetitive elements in the S. brasiliensis genome.
Activation of L1 elements from the AT-rich intergenic regions might lead to accumulation of L1 elements within this gene-poor region of the genome, but the probability of L1 elements interfering with genes would be quite low.
Therefore, hygienic behavior is not the only factor influencing the accumulation of repetitive elements in genomes.
However, one present limitation of this model is that little genomic sequence data are available, except studies on transposable elements and on the genomic defense mechanism against the accumulation of mobile elements [ 12].
