Sentence examples for cumulative figures from inspiring English sources

The tracking system was set up by the American College Health Association, which will post weekly case data and cumulative figures on its Web site.

The cumulative figures of nonfatal traffic injuries need to be publicized and added to the argument for measures to increase the safety of our streets.

Instead of placing the marks for each element in the skaters' routines on the arena video screen — so rewards and downgrades could be visible for each jump and spin — officials served the audience dry cumulative figures: Flatt finished with 200.11 points to 188.78 for Nagasu.

Prior to that, Mountain View had released cumulative figures for Android activations — announcing it had hit 900 million activations in June 2013, when it was adding some 1.5 million new devices per month, and passing the 1 billion activated Androids mark by September 2013.

In cumulative figures, until July 2008, depreciation and interest were equal to 95% of THSRC's accumulated debt.

The programmatic targets for smear-positive tuberculosis case detection are presented as cumulative figures.

But that is not the cumulative figure; it is the annual figure.

By adding 3.5 + 7 + 10.5, the government was - for the first time ever - giving a cumulative figure.

Because the index weights all the data and domains equally, there's a limit to how revealing, or reliable, the cumulative figure can be.

The past seven days saw it overtake both the third and first Lord of the Rings movies, and its £63.8m cumulative figure is behind only Avatar, Mamma Mia!, Titanic and the first Harry Potter.

The 111,039 crimes reported last year -- including 107 murders, 19,231 burglaries and 11,357 auto thefts -- represented the lowest cumulative figure since 1977, when the state began compiling an annual crime index, the department said yesterday.