Sentence examples for terms of accumulation from inspiring English sources

It does not rain much in England, in terms of accumulation — London gets not much more than half of New York's annual total — but it does do so frequently.

"I think the report lays out some troubling developments in terms of accumulation of short-range missiles, doctrinal innovations and military purchases from Russia and elsewhere," said Mr. Campbell, now an Asia specialist with the Center for Strategic and International Studies, a Washington policy group.

In terms of accumulation factor, L. varicus seemed to be more predisposed to metal accumulation than M. tuberculata.

In the present review, we focus on the role of engineered gold nanoparticles on the plant adaptation potential in terms of accumulation, translocation, growth response and stress modulation.

Fast growing woody plants hold an advantage over herbaceous plants for phytoremediation in terms of accumulation of high HM-amounts in their large biomass.

The point of Kuhn and Feyerabend's historicism was to drive a wedge between the two dimensions and reject the linear model of scientific change in terms of accumulation and replacement.

Nevertheless, these two accessions showed different behaviours in terms of Na+ accumulation in the roots; hence, LA 1245 accumulated more Na+ than PI 126443.

Thus, as it pertains to lipid accumulation, nitrate depletion has a greater effect than phosphate depletion in regards to P. tricornutum, both in terms of lipid accumulation and subsequent lipid consumption after resupplementation.

The storm could potentially be the largest in the capital's history and will probably rank in the top five in terms of snow accumulation.

From these results, no significant difference was observed between both tracers in terms of muscle accumulation.

The authors conclude that hybrid poplar was slightly less favorable than native oak in terms of salt accumulation concerns.