The phrase "accumulation reflects" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how the process of accumulation serves as a mirror or representation of certain characteristics or trends.
Example: "The accumulation reflects the growing concerns about climate change and its impact on our environment."
Alternatives: "accumulation indicates" or "accumulation demonstrates".
At this phase, fluid accumulation reflects the severity of illness and might be considered a "biomarker" for it [70].
The rate of β catenin accumulation reflects its rate of cellular translation, which varies according to the concentration of Wnt3a presented to cells.
This implies that lipofuscin accumulation reflects biological rather than chronological age (Gerstbrein et al. 2005).
We assume their accumulation reflects a lack of degradation owing to proteasome inhibition.
This "positive accumulation" reflects the 13-day half-life of pegloticase, and is consistent with PK modeling [ 14].
This might in part be explained by the concept that tissue AGE accumulation reflects cumulative metabolic stress (i.e. metabolic memory) rather than short term glycemic control (HbA1c).
In mycorrhizal roots, Ginmyc2 and fungal ß-tubulin mRNAs increased in proportion to fungal rRNA as colonisation proceeded, suggesting that accumulation reflected intraradical fungal growth.
Factor 1 represented heavy metal contamination (concentrations of both total and mobile Cd, Pb and Zn), factor 2 represented organic matter accumulation, reflecting the most likely age of a heap, factor 3 represented the total concentration of Ca, Mg and Tl derived from weathering of the waste material — mostly dolomite and calcite, factors 4 and 5 represented soil particles of different sizes.
In the cultures treated with low and medium dose of Se, its accumulation reflected the partial stimulation of rETRmax (Fig. 8a vs. Fig. 4b).
Thus, WT mice display Mn2+ accumulation reflecting the same connectivity along the cortico-mesolimbic pathway as has been assessed in classical tracing work [69], [70], [71], [72].
We hypothesise that intracellular manganese accumulation reflected an adrenaline-induced mechanism to aid pathogen survival.
