Sentence examples for cumulative means from inspiring English sources

That, combined with the fact that errors from months or years of estimated bills are cumulative, means that customers who are unaware that their bills are estimated may be paying much more than they would for actual use.

Cumulative means that the weight of the parent node is the sum of the weights of its child nodes.

The results of three independent experiments were then tabulated, cumulative means calculated and standard error of the mean derived.

The cumulative mean disturbance pattern metric curves for each cluster showed considerable variability in curve amplitude which generally increased markedly in the mid-1990's, while curve amplitude remained low in parks and protected areas.

[Correction added on 06 November 2017 after first online publication: the preceding sentence has been updated to demonstrate the median cumulative cost in replacement of the additive cumulative mean costs.].

Cumulative mean N2O emission during the growing season was still 31%% higher (p < 0.05) in FB than in NWT treatment.

In order to compute an F0 estimate, the YIN algorithm employs a function known as cumulative mean normalized difference function.

METHODS: Among 284 380 Medicare beneficiaries with a new diagnosis between 2006 and 2008, we used the cumulative incidence function to estimate procedure rates and the mean frequency function to estimate the cumulative mean number of intravitreous injections.

Cumulative mean N2O emissions during the growth period of annual crops were 31%% higher (p < 0.05) in soils planted with faba bean than in N-fertilized wheat.

Cumulative mean N2O fluxes were up to five fold higher in agro-forestry than in arable crop treatments during 2014 growing period.

The cumulative mean N2O fluxes during the 2014 growth period were considerably higher in agro-forestry than in arable crop treatments.