cumulative造句

Exercise is cumulative.

The cumulative effects were breathtaking.

Add a cumulative percentage column to the table.

Retrospective confirmation of the case brings the cumulative total in China to 20.

In such cases, the resulting recycle behavior is a cumulative effect of all the updates.

For every doubling in cumulative production volume, the cost of modules has declined by about 20%.

If the preferred is cumulative, it means dividends that are not paid will be added up.

One sign of increasing maturity in the strategy field is an increasing attention to cumulative, rather than individual theory development.

Therefore you will need to keep up with cumulative fixes if you want all known security holes to be closed.

As with sugar and artificial sweeteners the damage is cumulative: the longer you consume these fats, the greater the damage.

As an example, consider a cumulative quarterly sales KPI where the historical trend shows that the final quarter needs to end strongly.

What makes these exposures a source of infection is probably not any one exposure but the cumulative nature of being exposed frequently over the course of time.

The cumulative effect is polarization and increased inequality, intensified by job losses during the recent recession that also hit the middle-wage group particularly hard.

In addition he discovered that CIDT has a cumulative impact over time, fuelled by the sense of helplessness that it engenders.

Some suggest that the cumulative effects of the environment, changes to the autoimmune system, stress and reproductive technology may affect autism risk.

This may be a useful strategy when dealing with short-lived, intense physical pain, but it is potentially disastrous as a response to the prolonged and cumulative torment of CIDT.

Further, such analysis is cumulative, allowing the user to focus on items of interest at a specific point in time and then extending that analysis as needed to assess additional key relationships.

If those payments were made by debtor states in proportion to their cumulative deficits, the debts of states like New Mexico and Mississippi would rise to over 500% of GDP.