Sentence examples for can cumulate from inspiring English sources

Teachers can cumulate the flipped learning materials by working on two to three topics every year.

However, one can cumulate those processes as done in Fig. 2 and this even if the intervals have different lengths.

This comes with a price for leaders, employees and organizations: in the long run, stress factors can cumulate, resulting in reduced problem solving competence and creativity as well as wrong decisions.

In the worst case, infant crying and increasing exhaustion can cumulate into a vicious circle and negatively affect family health.

Drugs with a predominant renal mode of excretion, such as gabapentin, can cumulate when kidney function fails.

Moreover, leakages of individual studies can cumulate as in DNA pools, where aggregation of minuscule effects on SNP frequencies allows us to make strong conclusions.

In this study, we showed that the heat-induced aberrant transcription in the hrde- 1 mutant can be heritable and some of these effects can even cumulate from one generation to the next.

But the problem is, so you know, you can look at a financial firm, and they have returns for a number of years, and those returns can be cumulated to give some sense of their total outcome.

"Very modest reductions in intake produced by environmental changes can, when cumulated, lead to substantial weight loss," Wansink said.

A systematic approach to the patient journey is crucial, because "if you cumulate a small number of delays, you can lose 48 hours".

From Table 2, it can be seen that the components F1 and F2 cumulate more than 80% of total variance (exactly 80.337%), which leads us to interpret only the two first components F1 and F2.