Sentence examples for an increasing accumulation from inspiring English sources
From the 16th century there has been an increasing accumulation of written material, which deals either exclusively or incidentally with genealogy.
Time activity curves depicting tracers' concentration in MM lesions during the 60 min of dynamic PET acquisition showed an increasing accumulation in the respective VOIs for both tracers (Fig. 6).
All three models reveal a consistent trend of an increasing accumulation of plant residues and humus in organic layers from low to high elevations and from south-facing to north-facing slopes.
This analysis reveals an increasing accumulation of highly fragmented material on the outer segments with age.
Immunoblot analysis revealed an increasing accumulation of processed GrB over time, with the highest amounts again produced by P. pastoris carrying pPIC9-MBP-furS-GrB (Fig. 2A, upper panel).
As AD pathology begins many years before the dementia stage, recurrent reactivation of HSV might act as a potent stimulus to the brain microglia, increasing the level of cytokines and initiating a positive feedback cycle that gives rise to an increasing accumulation of pathological changes.
As a result, these plants showed an increased accumulation of a mixture of flavonoids and anthocyanins, with a concomitant decrease in proanthocyanidins, suggesting that ANS may act directly on different flavonoid substrates of DOX reactions.
Mouse embryonic fibroblasts (MEFs) isolated from these transgenic mice showed an increased accumulation of DNA damage in cells exposed to oxidative damage when compared to MEFs from wild-type mice.
As previously described [21] an increased accumulation of PrP was observed at ER fractions (PDI positive) when cells were chronically infected with RML scrapie prions (Figure S2).
This would cause an increased accumulation of superoxide radicals, which could further stimulate lipid peroxidation.
Angiogenesis can be initiated by hypoxic tumors, inflammation or an increased accumulation of pro-angiogenic factors.
