Turnover2011, accessions2011 and separations2011 are cumulative for the years 2009 2011, turnover2013, accessions2013 and separations2013 are cumulative for the years 2009 2013.
Fig. 5 Computed displacements, cumulative for 5 years, due to viscoelastic relaxation.
Fig. 4 Computed displacements and strain fields, cumulative for 5 years, due to viscoelastic relaxation.
[Corrected: The 800,000 number is cumulative for the past two years, with 600,000 people cutting the cord in 2009].
That is cumulative for 14 bus lines and three streetcar lines, all traveling and stopping there".
bThe impact is cumulative for deaths in terms of lost workdays.
The associations were acute and cumulative for hs CRP, but mainly 3 to 4 weeks delayed for the adhesion molecules.
First, somatic change may be expected to be cumulative, for instance in case of cumulative damage, so that it may be expected that the higher the age, the greater the effect.
cRetrospective risk score aData are cumulative for two-year period (2001 and 2002) bEnrollees in the dental maintenance services, other dental services, or no dental services received no periodontal services in 2001 and 2002.
This is more clearly seen by examining the distribution of POPC molecules in domains of different sizes shown in Fig. 10 (black), which is cumulative for an entire Monte Carlo run.
The air nicotine in this particular study was more informative as a proxy marker of indoor air pollution because the data were cumulative for seven days while PM2.5 measurements were carried for 30 minutes.
