Sentence examples for represents an accumulation of from inspiring English sources
However, Koukash says his latest action is not connected with his attempts to overthrow a points deduction – he intends to unveil his plans for that at a press conference at the AJ Bell Stadium on Wednesday – but represents an accumulation of dissatisfaction over what he believes is a lack of leadership at the heart of the game's administration.
Green solid line represents an accumulation of all components indicated by red solid lines.
RB are a histologically apparent extension of the ER that represents an accumulation of abnormal proteins that cannot be secreted or degraded and may serve as a marker of ER stress.
Because of the lengthy half-lives of PCBs, any measurement in serum represents an accumulation of exposure over a period of years.
The pre-microRNA sequence graphs indicate that the cluster of microRNAs between Gtl2 and Rian represents an accumulation of microRNA precursor sequences that show no pronounced similarities to one another.
Another example is presented by Level TD6-2 of Gran Dolina, Spain, which represents an accumulation of hominin and faunal bones in a ∼30 cm thick layer across an excavated extent of 7 m.
It may represent an accumulation of misfolded, damaged or unwanted proteins, awaiting or undergoing degradation.
This may well represent an accumulation of damage in cells that would be consistent with the accumulation of senescent fibroblasts with short or dysfunctional telomeres over time in culture.
Furthermore, crown-like structures (CLS), representing an accumulation of macrophages around dead adipocytes, were apparent in AT samples of mice fed a HFD for 24, 40 and 52 weeks (Fig. 3A, insets).
The use of a synthetic index rather than using independent ecological socio-economic measures allows us to represent an accumulation of social and material disadvantages [ 45] and these kinds of indexes are more useful to lead population interventions [ 27].
A high CFD total score, representing an accumulation of unfavourable psychosocial background factors (e.g. low family income, poor social network and parental psychopathology), significantly predicted future criminality (p < 0.01).
