The phrase "as cumulation" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts discussing the accumulation of data or information, but it is not commonly found in formal writing.
Example: "The results were analyzed as cumulation of various factors over the years."
Alternatives: "as accumulation" or "in aggregate".
New criteria for decision-making and information to be provided in the environmental report - such as the cumulation of projects, hydro-morphological changes, or risk assessment - all this and much more will be part of the new EIA Directive" Mr Zanoni added.
The ratios of these times were divided by the square root of 2 to compensate for the fact that a cumulative deviation trace reaching the terminal significance level at some prior time during the cumulation is twice as likely as the terminal probability itself.
Glycemic control becomes problematic in advanced CKD because of the risk of hypoglycemia secondary to reduced renal gluconeogenesis and cumulation of insulin as well as of some antiglycemic agents and/or their metabolites; in addition, the reliability of HbA1c is limited because of the reduced erythrocyte half-life and by erythropoietin therapy.
The interactions of the modalities, at various levels, are modeled as contested cumulations showing strong path dependency.
Our results in the present work showed that EEP remarkably restrained ox-LDL-induced lipid cumulation and macrophage insult as reflected by the increased cell viability and the decreased LDH leakage, caspase-3 activation and apoptosis, suggesting that EEP is able to attenuate ox-LDL-induced macrophage-derived foam cell injury.
In doing so, actors can improve processes by developing activities that help in the better cumulation of the radical innovations as stable designs.
To yield a cumulative measure (which would provide a cumulation of risk across POPs with similar chemical and physical properties) of 3 PCDDs, we summed the rank of 3 POPs that belong to the PCDDs.
Then, the expected number of alternatively spliced genes coding a certain Pfam is calculated by cumulation: Exp nAS,Pfam) = Σ P(g i ∈ AS).
As for the considered cast irons, GGG40 and GGG60 as well as steels 35NCD16 and 12010.3 the Serensen Kogayev hypothesis is efficient for damage cumulation.
