The phrase "as accumulated" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to something that has been gathered or collected over time, often in a context discussing data, resources, or experiences.
Example: "The results of the survey reflect the opinions of the participants as accumulated over the past year."
Alternatives: "as gathered" or "as collected".
Both the response variables in question (larval length or yolk sac area) and the continuous covariate (degree-days (°d); a measure of time estimated as accumulated mean daily temperature) were logarithmically transformed to reduce heteroscedasticity.
We name it as accumulated motion image because: AMI represents the time-normalized accumulative action energy and pixels with higher intensity values in the AMI denote that motions occur more frequently at the positions.
The proceeds from the sale, as well as accumulated cash, will enable the company to pay about 90percentt of the creditors' claims, the company said.
As a result of the legal battles, the municipality calculates that it owes storage fees for the equipment as well as accumulated taxes and customs duties amounting to more than $80 million.
In each picture we show both model and real data as accumulated values.
Such unwinding signals that the selling associated with the buildup of pessimism is giving way to renewed buying, as accumulated sideline money begins to migrate back into equities.
This need to be entrepreneurial is as much a part of what it means to be Nigerian, as accumulating as many degrees as possible.
How different it would be if Sunderland found scoring as easy as accumulating yellow cards.
Most human sporadic colon cancers develop gradually as accumulating alterations in gene expression transform normal colonic epithelium to adenocarcinoma.
Hypoxia inducible factor (HIF) has been reported as accumulating in the liver of alcohol-fed mice.
However, as well as accumulating in old cells, they also accumulate in yeast with defective mitochondria 10.
