Among the major epoxide-derived macromolecular adducts identified, the AFB1-albumin adduct correlates well with other aflatoxin measurements and provides a cumulative measure of exposure over several months in humans (Wild et al, 1986; Gan et al, 1988).
One explication is that shock-induced vibration (vibration dose value (VDV)) is a cumulative measure that always grows during a measurement period [ 27].
To yield a cumulative measure (which would provide a cumulation of risk across POPs with similar chemical and physical properties) of 3 PCDDs, we summed the rank of 3 POPs that belong to the PCDDs.
Equally novel but similarly flawed was the assumption that, if a cumulative measure of all rock successions were compiled and known rates of sediment accumulation were considered, the amount of time elapsed could be calculated.
The report also details calories burned; a cumulative measure of exertion known as the training load; and a graph showing a player's heart rate compared with his teammates' throughout practice.
We examined associations between a cumulative measure of ELS exposure and VS activity in adulthood.
However, when a cumulative measure of social outcome was computed, the Argentinian sample demonstrated a more favorable social outcome.
Results:Each of the six measures of stressors as well as a cumulative measure of stressors are predictive of worse self-rated health.
Reliability indicators of the measures of MWL are not included because they represent a cumulative measure of different dimensions that cannot be conceptualized from the approach of a psychological construct measured through indicators.
The objective of each learning process is to find an optimal policy (pi ^(s) in mathcal {A}) for each s, to maximize some cumulative measure of the reward r received over time.
The second group is the cumulative measure that describes accessibility from a location (origin) to another (destination) and is the most easily understood measure and is often labeled as contour measure due to the involved contour maps which are produced in the process [10, 11, 12].
