'accumulative effect' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to the gradual increase of an effect over time. For example, "The accumulative effect of practice led to a noticeable improvement in her grade."
Since BMP/Runx2 signaling is critical in regulating osteoblast differentiation [26], in this investigation, we studied if and how miR-20b caused significant change in MSC differentiation by co-regulating various genes in the BMPs/Runx2 signalingpathway to accumulate the mild regulation from individual miRNA target genes and produce an accumulative effect as a whole.
If there are enough of them Pacquiao will feel the accumulative effect, no question.
I prefer to let the loops do the work and wait for the accumulative effect of repetition to hit me.
But they are consistently engaging, and the accumulative effect is powerful.
Earlier this year, with little fanfare, the World Food Program delivered emergency food aid to 6,000 children in Guatemala who were acutely malnourished and near death, the accumulative effect of two years of drought and rural unemployment.
This could be due to an accumulative effect.
The low repetition rate is in favor of reducing the thermal accumulative effect [9].
That is, this was a 4-year experiment investigating potential accumulative effects from 4 annual repeated exposures.
A key potential source of exposure is processed beverages that are known to contain metals, and frequent exposure may result in accumulative effects.
The combination of SSIIaj and Wxi with SBEIIbj and SBEIi alleles has accumulative effects lowering PV and gelatinization temperature, which leads to the novel functional properties of SSIIaj allele starch in the study.
The electromagnetic force between the magnet and the Cu coils causes the diaphragm to deflect and then creates the accumulative effects of wave propagation and reflection at the junction of the compressible and rigid sections.
