Sentence examples for cumulative over time from inspiring English sources

But just because sequestration's impact is diffuse and cumulative over time does not mean it is not there.

Cumulative grain yield was significantly increased by lime application indicating that the benefits of liming were cumulative over time (27,556 vs 28,629 kg ha−1 for lime and no lime, respectively).

Programme effects span levels and other boundaries within a system, vary dynamically or are cumulative over time and are problematic to understand in terms of cause and effect, where concurrent external influences exist and the impact upon study endpoints may be mediated by a range of organisational and social factors.

The results suggest that there is inhibition of cellular proliferation exhibited by the scaffold, which may be cumulative over time.

The oxidation of APF is cumulative over time, therefore these curves show that more hROS are being formed in the first few hours of the reaction and that smaller amounts of hROS are formed as the reaction proceeds.

Rice also told me that "we've had almost no injuries and we see thousands of people every week". I'm not surprised they haven't seen injuries — my concern is that the damage could be cumulative over time.

And he demonstrates how, unlike product-related advantage, this value is cumulative, continuously building over time.

With the exception of the residential life sector, all sectors' cumulative changes have increased over time.

Cumulative inflammation over time was represented by the cumulative averages of ESR (ca-ESR) and CRP (ca-CRP).

However, total cumulative activity-over-time appears to have a stronger association with the higher grade tumours.

We also found cumulative activity-over-time to be modestly associated with prostate cancer risk and showed a small trend with the moderate grade tumours.