Sentence examples for cumulative acquisition from inspiring English sources

Kuhn questioned the traditional conception of scientific progress as a gradual, cumulative acquisition of knowledge based on rationally chosen experimental frameworks.

Clinical training involves the cumulative acquisition of skills and knowledge and competency is achieved and consolidated through supervision and repetition.

The genomic features imply chromosome breaks occur in a single catastrophic event rather than as a cumulative acquisition of mutations.

All cancers result from the cumulative acquisition of molecular defects within a basic core of cellular functions that control proliferation, apoptosis, and invasiveness (Hanahan and Weinberg, 2000).

The cumulative acquisition of these, but probably many more, genetic elements by E. faecium has resulted in the evolutionary development of a genetically distinct E. faecium subpopulation with a progressively increasing fitness in hospitalized patients (Willems et al. 2011).

The accumulation of NRTIs and PI/r related mutations was associated with resistance in multifailure, confirming the hypothesis that failure to treatment results from the cumulative acquisition of resistance mutations.

The higher cumulative drug acquisition cost with anastrozole was partly offset by lower costs for treating recurrences and palliative care (Table 4).

Here we show that in a social allodapine bee the relationship between cumulative food acquisition (measured as total brood weight) and colony size accords with the CLT.

The 35/37Cl CT NMR spectra span on the order of 7 MHz at 21.1 T, necessitating the variable-offset cumulative spectral (VOCS) acquisition approach.

Basic competencies are " the results of cumulative processes of knowledge acquisition that are moderated to some extent by reasoning ability" (Baumert et al. 2009, p. 174).

Figure 2 shows the Kaplan Meier group-specific estimate of cumulative probability of CT acquisition.