Sentence examples for cumulative extent from inspiring English sources

Despite frequent stand entries prior to these fuel treatments, the cumulative extent of detrimental compaction was not increased as a result of the Thin and Thin + Burn treatments.

Defective variants were further categorized as 'Mild' or 'Severe' based on the cumulative extent of dysfunction observed for each variant protein (Supplementary Material, Tables S1 and S2).

Supersaturated dissolution profiles revealed high potency compositions had maximum saturation levels (C/Ceqmax) between 10.6- and 8-times equilibrium solubility, but had higher cumulative extents of supersaturation, compared to low potency compositions which had C/Ceqmax values of 15 19.6.

One stresses the limited size and cumulative areal extent of present-day bald communities.

Tooth loss as a study outcome is an irreversible event; in other words, it is cumulative in extent and prevalence.

All earthquakes that occurred before the beginning of the GCMT catalog with slip areas on the plate interface that include stick slip grid points are considered to be interplate earthquakes, which should overestimate interplate cumulative slip to some extent.

This difference in cumulative release rate and extent in different media was due to the difference in solubility of CC in various media which was following this order of solubility: Media: phosphate buffer (pH 6.8) > 0.1 N HCl (pH 1.2) > water.

The cumulative distribution of the extent of propagation is shown in Figure 4, panel B: in line with previous findings derived from high density EEG recordings of spontaneous SSO activity [5], it ranges from 6% to 100% of the electrodes (namely, from 2 to 31 electrodes) with a median value of 39% (12 detections).

As reported elsewhere, the extent of cumulative non-response bias is essentially established in the second module and remains stable in third modules [ 24].

The extent of cumulative tube formation was significantly decreased in the combined-treated sample (P=0.0012) as compared with the Ad.5/3-vec.

The Lorenz curve was used to display the polarisation of dental caries (cumulative disease), and the extent of inequality was measured by the Gini coefficient (G) with finite population correction.