The phrase "accumulation of examples" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the gathering or collection of various instances or cases to illustrate a point or concept.
Example: "The accumulation of examples in her research helped to strengthen her argument about climate change."
Alternatives: "collection of examples" or "gathering of instances".
He is clear about what he thinks, and the direction of his argument is clear too, but he progresses patiently, through the accumulation of examples from a number of fields.
However, the recent explosion of sequence and structure information accompanied by the development of powerful computational methods led to the accumulation of examples of homologous proteins with globally distinct structures.
Nevertheless, this view keeps being challenged by the accumulation of examples of transcribed pseudogenes with several acknowledged functions (e.g. regulation of the expression of paralogous genes through the generation of small-interfering RNAs) [ 1].
And here, laid out with an almost overwhelming accumulation of example, is a history of that measuring of time, a chronicle of the attempt to chronicle.
However, the accumulation of experimental examples contradicting the hypothesis of antagonistic pleiotropy has highlighted the importance of other factors such as the epistasis between mutations increasing the adaptation to a new host.
Even if interference of VH PPIs by small molecules proves to be effective for specific anti-viral indications, accumulation of further successful examples will be necessary for this approach to have widespread applicability.> -wrap-foot> ABKVeviations: BKvirusvirus, HBV hepatitis B virus.
Technologies exist to identify positions of metal surfaces and accumulation of ice, for example, despite outside conditions.
It is similar to the initial accumulation of capital, for example, in the United States with the Rockefellers or the Mellons.
Hepatocellular damage due to other reasons than intracellular accumulation of lipids, for example localised inflammation, could potentially explain the elevated ALT levels.
In severe ischemia, anaerobic glycolysis leads to accumulation of acids, for example, lactate, causing a decrease in pH to around 6.0 (Rehncrona, 1985) with strong signs of irreversible damage.
AMPK-mediated stimulation of ATGL and inhibition of HSL would result in a halt of lipolysis after the inital step and in the need for an alternative pathway to avoid accumulation of diacylglycerol, for example the conversion of DAG to PC in the Kennedy pathway.
