The phrase "cumulative influence" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to the combined effect of multiple influences or factors. Example: The cumulative influence of social media, peer pressure, and parental expectations can greatly impact a teenager's self-esteem and decision-making.
The cumulative influence of these experiences were on view in his last show, this fall at the Alexandre Gallery in Manhattan.
Some scientists speculate that the cumulative influence of this process over time has had a significant effect on evolution.
We also found that invasive vegetation removal did not have a cumulative influence on the recreational disturbance experienced by birds.
Simulations show that combination of incentive networks does not have linear and/or cumulative influence on landscape changes.
It is very difficult to tease out which side has had the most cumulative influence over time.Indeed, it is difficult to know what the top 1% want.
These local opinion leaders are generally unknown outside their own circle of friends and acquaintances, but their cumulative influence in the formation of public opinion is substantial.
Well, with this model, we have number 1, all or none number 2, cumulative influence number 3, oh, I, suppose synaptic weight.
The emergence of socioeconomic differences in health status across the life course may be understood as an outcome of the interplay between the developing human, who has particular prospects and vulnerabilities at each point in the life course, and the latent, pathway, and cumulative influences found in their daily living conditions in society.
The fact that yield heterosis exhibits low, but significant correlations with heterosis for many other traits suggests that yield heterosis reflects cumulative influences of heterosis for many traits.
However, the transcriptional activity of a gene is determined by the cumulative influences of multiple histone modifications (or a histone "code").
By 16 weeks of age, the progressive and cumulative influences of the db/db and ob/ob mutation syndromes promoted exaggerated VC and LV lengths, but diminished individual LV 1 5 width expression, relative to control groups.
