Sentence examples for thus accruing from inspiring English sources

Not long ago, the homes of my generational peers were also cluttered with DVDs that we shouldn't have purchased (see: the ALF boxed set), and with video rental boxes we had to keep in prominent places so that we wouldn't forget to return them, thus accruing late fees.

Thus, accruing data highlight the ability of neurones to decode information contained in amplitude, frequency, duration and locus differences in Ca2+ influx/mobilization [18 20,45], allowing CREB activity to be tightly regulated with respect to stimulus-specificity.

Household accounts will thus accrue roughly $390 in the coming 12 months, and it will take a bit over a year to pay for the cost of the alarm upgrade.That does not take into account the likely price hikes by telecoms as the number of landlines drops, leading in turn to more cords being cut.

Benefits should thus accrue to both citizens and government.

The boat had been written up for $500 in citations that had thus accrued to Mohlman, a former lifeguard, teacher and wrestling coach, police said.

Two principal hypotheses have been used to explain volume-outcome relationships: 1) Physicians (and hospitals) develop more effective skills if they treat more patients ("practice makes perfect"); or 2) physicians (and hospitals) achieving better outcomes receive more referrals and thus accrue larger volumes ("selective referral")[ 1].

Two principal hypotheses have been put forward to explain these observations: (1) physicians and hospitals develop more effective skills as they treat more patients ('practice makes perfect') and (2) physicians and hospitals reporting better outcomes receive more referrals and thus accrue larger volumes ('selective referral') [ 14, 46].

The incident has gone viral on social media and led to an anti-racism petition, which has thus far accrued over 1,450 signatures.

We thus had accrued three different interference libraries during the study, and one new interference library at the end of the study.

For example, the gene TTN is the longest known coding gene and thus might accrue mutations by chance that happened in many tumor sites.

These settings were not symmetrical because it was felt that overaccrual would be more frequent, because of the time delay to close a trial and because investigators would more likely want to protect the trial from patients exclusion and thus easily accrue more patients.