The phrase "a given cumulative" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts discussing specific cumulative data or results, but it would need clarification or rephrasing for better understanding.
Example: "In our analysis, we focused on a given cumulative of sales over the last quarter."
Alternatives: "a specific cumulative" or "a particular cumulative".
Algorithm 1 is able to generate a polycrystal with a given cumulative distribution function f for grain sizes.
At a given cumulative shear strain, pore pressure ratio clearly increases with decreasing effective confining pressure (Figure 18).
The new methods permit uniform sampling of dynamic networks in ways that ensure that they are consistent with both a given cumulative network and with specified values for constraints on the dynamic network properties.
This algorithm uses random network initialisation and a simulated annealing algorithm, both of which are based on random pruning or branching processes, to converge the multi-objective properties of the networks; the reconstructed networks are directed tree graphs, conform to a given cumulative length and maximise the proportion of reconnected reaches.
We first evaluated the variability in the depth of coverage of short-insert reads by plotting the cumulative fraction of normalized depth of correctly paired read coverage that covers a given cumulative fraction of genome (Fig. 2).
With a given cumulative baseline hazard Λ0(t i ) this is the likelihood function of a Poisson sample where the observations are the survival indicators δ i, the link function is the canonical link "log" and there is the offset ln Λ0(t i )).
F2 was the most common admixed type with the other types rarely being given cumulative PP of over 1% and never over 5% (results not shown).
Given cumulative hematopoietic dysfunction and excess chromosomal instability, FA patients are at higher risk of developing hematopoietic malignancies including leukemia [ 30].
Despite strong neonatal and post-weaning peaks in the analysis of per capita mortality rate (Fig. 4), neither the number of neonates nor the number of post-weaning juveniles was a good predictor of the number of deaths in a given period (cumulative Akaike weights 0.29 and 0.33, respectively).
Toxicologic studies designed to compare cellular and genetic toxicity at a given total cumulative dose delivered at different dose rates are needed to enhance understanding of the mechanistic implications of our results.
This will give cumulative stress especially on water.
