Sentence examples for moderate accretion from inspiring English sources

In addition, recent morphological evolution of AYRM is found to have undergone through four stages, namely: moderate accretion (1996-2002), raccretionetion (2002-2007), reduced accretion (2007-2015) and rapid erosion (2015-2016).

He could well feel that without an accretion of moderate ministers he can proceed no further in the process even at the current crawl.

The experimental plot showed moderate beach-dune mobility and accretion.

However, the relationship between cecal digesta weight and DNA damage appeared to plateau at relatively moderate cecal digesta weights with higher rates of accretion not affecting the level of DNA damage.

Using the current rate of sea-level rise (3.65 mm y−1), a rate deemed to be relatively moderate, a landscape elevation model was developed by applying the accretion model to a LiDAR-derived digital elevation model at annual increments to 2050.

Multiple sediment diversion projects were incorporated in the model to simulate surface elevation and vertical accretion for the next 50 years (2010 2060) under two environmental (moderate and less optimistic) scenarios.

By year 3 the rate of surface elevation change decreased to a more moderate but variable mean of 0.3 (±0.6) cm yr−1 with the marker horizons recording mean accretion rates of 0.7 cm yr−1.

Rather, we wish to convey the accretion of SEA and DR1 molecules on the B cell membrane, mediated by moderate to high affinity non-covalent interactions between these two proteins.

This result is somewhat expected as the C-SLE patients underwent only moderate-intensity aerobic exercise, which is unlikely to provide sufficient stimulus to promote bone mass accretion.

It is likely that the conformational stability of small PrPSc aggregates is lower than that of larger ones (Weissmann et al, 2011), so that a moderate conformational change of a small seed, caused by thermal fluctuations, could come about and be 'fixed' as PrP (prion protein) accretion converted it into a larger, stable aggregate (Fig 1B).

I anticipate an accretion of Olympic action.