Sentence examples for Documented cumulative from inspiring English sources

Unsurprisingly, alcohol has a profound and documented cumulative effect on work: a 2015 report from the C.D.C. estimated that drinking (and subsequent hangovers) created a drop in productivity that cost the U.S. economy ninety billion dollars in 2010.

Additionally, analysis was carried out on different subgroups within the exposed cohort (internal analysis) to assess possible effects of year of arrival in the Chernobyl area (1986 1987 19911), duration of stay (<92; ≥92 days) and documented cumulative whole-body radiation dose (<5.0; 5.0–9.9; ≥10.0 cGy) on morbidity risk.

This research documents cumulative differences from four different RS products in estimates of carbon emissions of 30.7 million Mg C (112.5 million Mg CO2e) over a 9-year period in a single Landsat scene in Mexico.

A service organization director welcomed the opportunity to document cumulative insights and ideas as the service worker comes to know the client better, while a nursing educator pointed to its potential to promote innovative and integrated services.

The publication documented a cumulative incidence of local progression at 5 years of 71% with radiation alone, and 45% with radiation plus short-term CAB (P<0.001).

Instead, the Extracorporeal Life Support Organization registry was founded in 1989, and documented a cumulative survival rate of 53% in 982 cases of paediatric respiratory failure from 1990 to 1995 [ 79].

Regarding further pregnancy outcomes, our data documented a cumulative low rate of early spontaneous abortion, hypertensive disorders, and preterm birth in comparison with those reported in the literature describing PCOS patients not treated with metformin.

Although typically under-utilized in hydrologic analysis, stage data document the cumulative impacts of both upstream changes such and climate and land use as well as modifications of the river channel and floodplain.

Further serum samples during follow-up studies will be tested to document the cumulative incidences of infection by region after the second fall/winter wave of the epidemic, and to investigate whether R0 does vary between regions, which might be associated with factors such as population density, household structure, or social contact patterns.

Our study is therefore the first to document estimated cumulative indicative prevalence for all PHT subtypes from a community-based echocardiography population.

Using the medical files, comorbidities were documented with, the Cumulative Illness Rating Scale (CIRS).