Sentence examples for may accumulate more from inspiring English sources
Not surprisingly, the companies with older workers tend to be older companies, because some people still stay with one employer for many years, and over time a company may accumulate more of these people.
Yan (2012) believes that when wealth is no longer continuously handed from the previous generation to the next, the younger generation may accumulate more wealth than the last generation through their efforts or opportunities at a relatively young age.
These effects suggest that after heat exposure, unfolded proteins may accumulate more in H2O2-pretreated cells.
Second, the muscles and brain may accumulate more mtDNA deletions than other types of tissues.
First, mtDNA undergoes more replication and may accumulate more mutations than nuclear DNA explaining the hypermutability state of the organelle.
The HRI theory therefore predicts that adaptive substitutions should appear more frequently in high-recombination regions, whereas low-recombination regions may accumulate more fixations of slightly deleterious mutations.
Because of their stable chemical properties during coal combustion, such as higher fusion and boiling point, the REY may primarily accumulate more in the ash (Zhao 2002; Ren et al. 2006).
In addition, the negative correlation between DTF and DFTM (r = −0.47, P < 10−4) indicated that for a certain early maturity group in soybean, shorter vegetative growth might imply longer reproductive growth to some extent, which may help accumulate more dry matter in seeds.
In addition, for our analysis, we did not adjust for wear time, and this may influence the outcome, as participants who wore it longer may appear to accumulate more sedentary time.
80– 82 Finally, prescribing multiple short bouts (10 min each) rather than one long session may help patients accumulate more minutes of exercise.
Furthermore, encouraging children and youth to be active on a daily basis may help them accumulate more activity over the course of a week.
