Sentence examples for for their accumulation from inspiring English sources

A grain boundary acts as a sink for vacancies, drawing a flux toward itself and allowing for their accumulation and collapse.

The extreme stability of amyloids towards chemical and proteolytic degradation is an acquired property compared to the precursor proteins and is a major prerequisite for their accumulation.

For survival under nitrogen starvation, cyanobacteria accumulate reserve materials in the form of inclusions and granurs, where the induction for their accumulation is made upon high light or CO2, nutrient starvation as well as addition of arginine or chloramphenicol [88].

Previous protein analysis suggested that the master transcriptional regulator, Spo0A, was required for their accumulation, as ChW14 and ChW16/17 proteins were absent in the spo0A null strain, SKO1.

For example, the α-crystallins are stress-inducible small heat shock proteins (Ingolia and Craig 1982; Klemenz et al. 1991; Horwitz 1992), and if not for their accumulation in the lens where they have a refractive function, they would be classified strictly as members of the small heat shock protein family.

Wang et al. (2013) reported that concentration of some aroma chemical components (HHCB and AHTN) can be significantly increased in reclaimed wastewater-irrigated soils, although it would take 243 and 666 years for their accumulation in soils to reach the levels that harm the ecosystem and soil biota such as germinating plants and earthworms.

We now have considerable knowledge of uraemic toxicity and improved tools for limiting their accumulation.

We hypothesize that the accumulation of replication intermediates can mediate an enhanced formation of mtDNA deletions allowing for their later accumulation in adult tissues in PEO patients.

Some species are commonly known as "packrats" for their characteristic accumulation of food and debris on or near their dens.

The emergence of a new class of magnates — called Boligarchs for their quick accumulation of wealth and their ties to the government, which reveres Simón Bolívar, the 19th-century liberation hero — also brought change to the club's doorstep.

The self-described socialist revolution of Mr. Chávez notwithstanding, the prominence of these moguls was so well known it inspired a nickname — the Boligarchs — for their fast accumulation of wealth and their ties to the government, which reveres Simón Bolívar, the 19th-century aristocrat who won Venezuela's freedom from Spain.