Sentence examples for a cumulative increase of from inspiring English sources

Overall, the national GDP increases by $80 90 billion annually, with a cumulative increase of over $1.3 trillion.

A cumulative increase of up to 75 cents a pack would be "overly punitive to the tobacco industry," Mr. Hanger said.

The study most touted by proponents of the agreement, published by the Peterson Institute of International Economics, shows a cumulative increase of 0.13% of GDP by 2025.

This 2-step process only occurs if Rf increases over its resting value in response to a cumulative increase of global [Ca2+] during consecutive APs.

At PF-MLI synapses, asynchronous release grows steeply with the number of APs, and both facilitation and asynchronous release depend on a cumulative increase of global [Ca2+]28.

The Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors said that UK house prices were expected to rise by 4.5 per cent a year over the next five years, a cumulative increase of around 25 per cent.

That equates to a cumulative increase in TMS2 of some 26% over those 25 months.

Those figures add up to a cumulative increase in the deficit of $12.5bn.

But Steven J. Schleider, an owner member, said the ranges recommended last night were too low and failed to recognize what he said was a cumulative increase in operating costs of 31percentt over the past three years.

A cumulative increase in power output of 17% was observed when 3 rotors were aligned in a lateral plane with a blade tip separation of 0.5D or 0.25D, compared to the same number of rotors in isolation.

Bottom line: a cumulative increase in lifetime earnings of $5.5 billion to $11 billion.