"cumulative condition" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to an event or circumstance that increases or intensifies over time. For example, "The cumulative condition of the U.S. economy has been steadily improving over the past year."
We intend to demonstrate that drought can be better characterized by augmenting climate metrics with an index of water supply, which is a combination of runoff and recharge, often an acute impact, and an index of landscape stress, which is more of an extended and cumulative condition.
Periodontitis is generally described as a multifactorial irreversible and cumulative condition, initiated and propagated by bacteria and host factors.
One of the possible explanations could be that the periodontal destruction is a cumulative condition, while use of medication was assessed at one time point.
Periodontitis is a cumulative condition and therefore radiographic bone loss, capturing past history of disease, was used in addition to the clinical registration of periodontal status.
Together they constitute the (cumulative) conditions for legitimacy, which can subsequently be tested empirically.
In Fig. 4a, autophagy flux is reported based on fold change between steady-state and cumulative conditions (mean cumulative (+ Baf ) AV fraction/mean steady-state AV fraction).
Furthermore, current information on human risk does not completely explain the level of response in cumulative risk conditions.
We analysed duration of discharges, number of discharges under light conditions, cumulative duration of spiking activity, and cumulative discharge frequency distribution.
Under these optimal conditions, cumulative hydrogen production of 3396 ± 66 mL H2/L and HPR of 9.1 ± 0.2 mL H2/L h were obtained.
The cumulative release under sink condition mainly occurred for the first 24 h, and could reach 36% at pH 5.3 and 15% at pH 7.4 within 24 h.
Under different carbon sources condition, the cumulative hydrogen volume were 1217 ml H2/L xylose medium, 1102 ml H2/L glucose medium and 977 ml H2/L sucrose medium; the maximum hydrogen yield were 2.0 ± 0.05 mol H2/mol xylose, 0.64 mol H2/mol glucose.
