Sentence examples for to buildup from inspiring English sources
noun
An accumulation; an increase; a gradual development.
- Snow buildup on roads makes for hazardous driving.
But after a generation of being pummeled by tiny dirt particles, even the most valiant motor succumbs to buildup.
Also of interest is the finding that people with Alzheimer's develop a special type of cataract due to buildup of plaque proteins in the lens of their eye.
Such deterioration often leads to buildup of insoluble deposits or sludge and viscosity increase during use.
Children have smaller ear canals and elderly people's ear wax changes in consistency, making them more susceptible to buildup and ear wax plugs.
While referrals from the interviewees did contribute, this recruitment manner was not sufficient for the participants to buildup, and thus enable a so-called snowball sampling.
To the best of our knowledge, this is the first report to buildup an integrated HTS strategy for M. purpureus applications.
That is why the Colts' situation threatens to overwhelm the buildup to the Super Bowl.
Be sure to wipe this off whenever possible to avoid buildup and tarnish.
Signs point to gradual buildup as heavy media barrage softens loyalty to competing tidbits.
Mer deficiency results in a defective ability to remove apoptotic cells [ 3], which leads to a buildup of apoptotic debris.
Stronger motion in the T in direction led to larger buildup rates, and stronger motion in the T out direction led to smaller buildup rates.
