Sentence examples for combined aggregate from inspiring English sources

They were eliminated there by a combined aggregate scoreline of 14-4.

Their record against the All Blacks is abject: in 21 attempts they have never won, losing all but one to a combined aggregate score of 855-278.

With respect to the aggregate grading, in the present investigation a combined aggregate grading as recommended by the DIN 1045 standards was utilized.

The combined aggregate endpoints of death and major morbidity were significantly less in the OP-CAB surgery group (5.3% v 12.7%; p = 0.02).

For each of the three cylinder groups, the index of success (IOS), the flattening index (FI), the correction index (CI), the magnitude of error (ME), and the angle of error (AE) were calculated as combined aggregate data [ 10].

The results showed that replacing virgin coarse aggregate by coarse RAP with sufficient intermediate size particles offers the benefits of achieving dense combined aggregate gradation.

Next, those factors were combined (aggregated) into the first mega-index of sustainable development (MISD).

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It's possible that, in some weird way, they all believe that the combined, aggregated force of their individual and community vibrations create the beautiful environment in which they live.

Although Brazil has the largest fraction of agricultural lands within the basin across the whole period, Bolivia and Peru (which together have a share of only 1.47% of the whole basin agricultural lands) combined aggregated a similar amount of agricultural lands than Brazil (2.08%) during the period 1950s to 1960s.

As well as direct measurement of individuals through surveys [11] it is possible to improve coverage through snowball and respondent-driven sampling [12, 13], to make use of the extremely large datasets produced by electronic sensors [14, 15], and also to combine aggregate data [16, 17].