Sentence examples for cumulative relationship from inspiring English sources
The voltammetric peak current is, also, linearly proportional to the square roots of scan rate and rotation rate of the disc electrode, but no cumulative relationship on these parameters is predicted.
In "a bright green blouse," the adjective "bright" isn't modifying the noun "blouse" so much as it is modifying the adjective "green". They're a pair with a special, almost cumulative relationship.
The current study identifies that technological capability is a cumulative relationship because the Rasch model is cumulative in nature.
One study did not find a cumulative relationship [ 13] though this study examined behavior outcomes of children.
Overall, a phenomenological cumulative relationship between the rate of cellular apoptosis and caspase-3 activation is proposed, and is in good agreement with experiment data.
That is, there appears to be some cumulative impact of having two parents with elevated psychological distress, but no cumulative relationship of children having worse outcomes if they had a grandparent and parent with a mental health problem.
The rates of these cumulative relationships were approximated with ad hoc linear regressions.
The model thus defines the cumulative relationships between factors that serve to inhibit embedding of new technologies and their associated ways of working in practice, and so reduce the scope for integration in everyday service delivery.
The sets of 16 coefficients of the cross-basis, estimated as constant throughout the study period and for specific years, were then reduced to sets of 4 coefficients of uni-dimensional B-splines that model the overall cumulative exposure response relationship and the lag response relationship at the 99th temperature percentiles (Gasparrini and Armstrong 2013).
Then we reduced the first stage's fit of the bidimensional DLNM to the overall cumulative exposure response relationship, which is associated to the whole exposure history within the lag period (Gasparrini 2011).
Overall cumulative exposure response relationship.
