Sentence examples for both cumulatively from inspiring English sources
Further, students must successfully complete at least 67% of attempted units both cumulatively and in each term that they are enrolled, including terms in which a student withdraws.
Following ter Meulen (1981), a predicate is said to be homogeneous if it applies both cumulatively and distributively.
Not all of these stories end in the kind of tragedy that took the life of Alex Martinez, but the result - both cumulatively and on an individual level - is exacting a costly toll on our society by dividing and silencing Americans.
However, successive cycles continued to enrich both cumulatively unique and nonunique phosphopeptides.
Figure 1 shows the relative enrichment for known XLMR genes within the prioritized list, both cumulatively and as percentage enrichment.
Both formulations cumulatively may deliver about the same amount of drug, but IR isradipine achieves a higher peak concentration than SR isradipine.
25 Secondly, it is apparent from Article 3(2) of that directive that, in order to be classified as an act of 'making available to the public' within the meaning of that article, an act must meet, cumulatively, both conditions set out in that provision, namely that members of the public may access the protected work from a place and at a time individually chosen by them.
Cumulatively, both localized/regional and distant-stage low-grade serous and endometrioid carcinomas had the most favorable outcomes.
Deposits were collected as individual beds and were estimated both independently and cumulatively to estimate the total deposit volume.
Results applying both criteria sets cumulatively converged after approximately 3 years follow up (figure 2 and table 3); nevertheless there remained some discordance between the criteria (table 4).
