The phrase "accumulated degree" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the total or overall level of education or qualifications someone has achieved over time.
Example: "Her accumulated degree in various fields of study has made her a versatile candidate for the job."
Alternatives: "total degree" or "cumulative degree".
We used physiological time (accumulated degree days above a minimum threshold temperature) as a timescale.
Mean stage serves as an index of phenology of the population over all stages and was modeled as a function of accumulated degree days for comparisons of Cascades and Willamette Valley regions.
These fixed effects were used to calculate a mean slope for each region, and the difference between region-level slopes was tested with a one-sided t-test for an alternative that the mean stage of Cascades populations is larger (i.e., phenological development is more advanced) than the mean stage in Willamette Valley populations at a given physiological time (accumulated degree days).
The amount of Accumulated Degree Days (ADD) for the egg stage to mature of the species C.vicina, at two temperatures of 15°C and 20°C, are calculated as 416 and 396 DD, respectively.
This multiplex has been used to assess whether DNA degradation can be predicted by accumulated degree-days (ADD), which provides a measure of both time and temperature.
Furthermore, PHS occurrence is intensifying; the annual accumulated degree-days of PHS25 and PHS30 occurrence (PHS above threshold of 30 °C) within the reserves increased by 39%andd 140%, respectively.
This method combines a 24-h sine wave with daily minimum and maximum thresholds to calculate the accumulated degree-days over 24 hours.
We used the single-sign method (19 ) with a 14.3°C base to calculate the accumulated degree-days between January 1 and August 1 during 2003 2009 for select British Columbia communities.
The fact that the association was not universally stronger with accumulated degree-days than with mean weekly maximum temperature suggests that conditions below the specific threshold of 14°C did not significantly attenuate the rate of WNV transmission, as would be predicted based on experimental data in the laboratory.
We calculated degree-days using the single-sine method (Allen 1976), which models daily temperature on a sine wave using minimum and maximum values to determine the day's accumulated degrees above our threshold of 14°C.
The distribution of disease severity reflects a common observation in clinical services that the majority of people when diagnosed with diabetes are already in stage 2, having already accumulated a degree of vascular damage.
