Sentence examples for combined sum from inspiring English sources
The phrase "combined sum" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the total amount obtained by adding two or more sums together. Example: "The combined sum of the two budgets will allow us to complete the project successfully."
By this gauge, Asia's economy will probably exceed the combined sum of America's and Europe's within four years.
His salary rose to match: beginning at £33,000 with a bonus of £7,500, by 2008 Adoboli was earning a combined sum of £65,000.
The Irish government said today that it planned to sell two of its state-owned banks for a combined sum of more than $600 million.
The IOC keeps only a fraction of that and has many other costs to meet such as the $156m it has set aside to build a new luxury HQ in Lausanne which, at the current level of funding, is much more than the combined sum it will spend on Wada in the next decade.
Quite why a player would risk so much might become apparent in the fullness of time, but the fact that Mannix and four other players related to Accrington wagered a combined sum of £10,505 on Bury to win, according to FA charges, suggests this was not a typical day's punting.
The reason is the discrepancy between the cost of delivering services and the combined sum of earmarked funding and parental payments.
We propose two methods to update the messages between subgraphs, namely, Gaussian approximation via Kullback Leibler divergence (KLD) minimization and the combined sum-product and variational message passing (SP-VMP), both of which enable low-complexity parametric message passing.
E2F4 binding events were empirically assigned as minimum contiguous regions comprising, at least, one probe for which the red/green ratio was greater than 5, or two adjacent probes with ratios greater than 2.5 and a combined (summed) ratio greater than 6.5, or three adjacent probes with ratios greater than 2 and a combined (summed) ratio greater than 9.
Ou and Luo (2006) later reported that pairs were harmonious when colors were similar in hue, different in lightness, had a high combined (summed) lightness, and included light yellow as a component.
To estimate the PAF of postmenopausal breast cancer for five risk factors combined, summing of the five separate PAFs would lead to an overestimation of the attributable proportion of cases because women may be exposed to more than 1 risk factor.
This quirky maths game combines sums with the kind of monster-battling you'd expect from a roleplaying game.
