Sentence examples for and accumulating in the from inspiring English sources
The large pool of Hg already present in the ecosystem dominates the fraction converted to MeHg and accumulating in the food web.
A single homogeneous capillary physical model for hydrosealed threshold measurements has shown that oil and gas injected into the bottom of a glass tube and accumulating in the lower segment without upward migration processes is not affected by buoyancy when the diameter of a glass tube filled with water is less than 4.5 mm, thus proving the lower limit of buoyancy accumulation (Pang et al. 2003).
If the clitoris is not washed and cleaned regularly it can result in sebum, a lubricating fluid produced by the glands of the clitoris, collecting and accumulating in the hood of the clitoris which irritates the clitoris producing pain when touched.
It discourages the plus-end motor, UNC-104, and encourage the minus-end motor, dynein, from entering and accumulating in the dendrite.
Of course there are other sources of exposure to PAHs, such as air pollution and occupational sources, but these data very clearly suggest that large quantities of PAHs are crossing the placenta and accumulating in the fetus.
That observation would be consistent with MPO released from neutrophils during the inflammatory reaction to LPS and accumulating in the vessel wall, reducing the effect of NO liberated from the endothelium.
Police cars sat with their flashers going, and heaps of debris lined the sidewalks and accumulated in the streets.
Once inside the body, the rogue prions incubate, replicate and accumulate in the spleen, lymph nodes, the tonsils, the spinal cord and the brain.
In the same way, "safety for nanoparticle production workers must be ensured, as these could otherwise easily be breathed and accumulate in the lungs.
Thick smoke spread quickly through the stairways and ventilation shafts and accumulated in the upper floors, where most of the victims were sleeping.
When filled with lipids the macrophages become known as "foam cells," which later die and accumulate in the endothelial lining.
