Sentence examples for form of accumulated from inspiring English sources
"There is still lending (involuntarily) to underwater homeowners in the form of accumulated mortgage payments that have not been paid.
Structural damage caused by earthquakes may be due to excessive deformations, or it may be in the form of accumulated damage sustained under repeated load reversals.
This is a scheme for those who already have the wherewithal in the form of accumulated wealth and/or disposable income, or more likely parents that do and so can open the accounts in their children's and/or grandchildren's names, for their children's and grandchildren's ultimate benefit.
Crevasse-splay deposits form a volumetrically significant component of many fluvial overbank successions (up to 90% in some successions).Yet the relationships between the morphological form of accumulated splay bodies and their internal facies composition remains poorly documented from ancient successions.
They found that when social class was assessed over time in the form of accumulated SES or as a mobility measure (birth vs. age 25 years, age 25 years vs. age 50 years, and birth vs. age 50 years), there were no associations between social class and telomere length.
Triglyceride levels rise markedly during mid-late pregnancy in the form of accumulating TG-rich carrying lipoproteins, mainly very low density lipoproteins (VLDLs) [ 21].
Glaze is denser (about 0.85 gram per cubic centimetre, or 54 pounds per cubic foot), harder, and more transparent than other forms of accumulated ice.
Messages from these campaigns need to work in synergy to ensure effective communication of the benefits of the various forms of accumulating MVPA.
E. coli without MarA do not form communities.Usually, as bacteria float past a congenial surface, they adhere to it and form a mass of accumulated layers called a "biofilm".
On the other hand, p-FAK (Tyr-407), an inhibitory form of FAK, accumulated in the focal contacts of Ti-treated cells.
The non-phosphorylated form of Sch9 accumulated faster in Δ erg3 (supplementary material Fig. S1B).
