Sentence examples for cumulative proving from inspiring English sources
Because hearing loss is cumulative, proving that Ms. Clemente's hearing damage was caused by working at Lavo will be difficult, several audiologists said.
The biggest 20 fields in the nation have cumulative proved reserves of 8.4 billion barrels, representing 41% of America's total, according to the government's Energy Information Administration.
Cumulative evidence has proved the pathogenic role of ANCA, in particular, MPO-ANCA, in the development of AAV.
Buford's reading of the films relies too much on second-hand opinion, but in the long run her cumulative efforts prove a match for her elusive subject.
The cumulative effect proved too much for Djokovic, the 23-year-old Serbian who lost to Federer in the 2007 Open final but saved two match points on his way to beating Federer here.
This cumulative effort proved to be the boost needed to reverse the downward spiral.
Although our genome-wide statistical results do not alone prove association, cumulative evidence from multiple independent sources (parallel genome-wide study cohorts, pharmacological studies of HERG-type potassium channels, electrophysiological data) implicates neuronal HERG3/Kv11.3 potassium channels in the pathophysiology of bipolar spectrum disorder.
The cumulative RMSE curves prove beyond doubt that with appropriate geometrical constraints on the pictorial structure model accuracy increases.
The cumulative causation theory proves that individuals' characteristics are much less important in predicting their tendency to immigrate compared to the social environment in the departure and destination countries.
22 In that trial, the cumulative rates of proven, probable, and presumptive IFI were not statistically different in the two arms at 6 months: 10.6% in the fluconazole arm and 6.6% in the voriconazole arm.
(Gadiev 1977) performed experimental studies of ultrasound application to oil-saturated unconsolidated sand packs proving the improvement in cumulative oil recovery as well as oil production.
