Sentence examples for intensively accumulated from inspiring English sources

An important finding, Ms. Ellison said, was that students who reported low satisfaction with life and low self-esteem, and who used Facebook intensively, accumulated a form of social capital linked to what sociologists call "weak ties".

A set of four novel seizure detection conditions is proposed to isolate EEG segments with increased potential of containing ictal activity, by identifying segments where the EEG signal energy is intensively accumulated among the three fundamental frequency rhythms.

The only exceptions are COX2, ND5, and CYTB, which intensively accumulated new amino acids in modern humans (COX2) or in modern humans and Neanderthals together (ND5, CYTB).

In eukaryotic chromosomes, condensed regions such as the centromere and heterochromatin have intensively accumulated TEs, resulting in heavy DNA methylation in organisms that possess methylation machinery [ 4].

137Cs gradually appeared in the shoot several hours after feeding, and then accumulated preferentially and intensively in growing pods and seeds; very little accumulation was observed in mature leaves.

As shown in Figure 5A, a large fraction of wild type cells grown for 12 h in YPGal medium in the presence of sub-inhibitory concentrations of CTBT accumulated the dye and fluoresced intensively red, compared with control cells grown in the absence of CTBT.

While IL-4 has been intensively studied with regard to MDD, increasing evidence has accumulated of the roles of other Th2 cytokines in contributing to neuromodulatory alterations similar to those observed in MDD (e.g., impaired neuroplasticity).

If they were present, satellites should accumulate more intensively in a region of the Y chromosomes corresponding to a part of the X chromosome that stopped recombination earlier.

Our group has intensively studied BEST195 [ 13] and the draft sequence determined in this study is consistent with accumulated data reported for other B. subtilis natto strains.

This further means that, if there will be a reason to scale up task shifting given accumulated evidence on its feasibility and cost-effectiveness, then the existing professional and ethical regulations need to be intensively reviewed to give room for the new demands associated with the implementation of task shifting.

However, no known techniques for genetic manipulation are applicable to this bacterium, and only a few pieces of genetic information have so far been accumulated; only the DNA sequences of the genes for the 56-kDa protein from various serotypes have been intensively analyzed.