Sentence examples for cumulative status from inspiring English sources

Given the goal of changing STEM faculty adoption of active learning, it would be valuable to know the current stage of a faculty member, and perhaps also the cumulative status of a department.

The following factors were considered as markers of disease severity/activity: cumulative RA status (ACR criteria, see above; yes vs no); baseline RF status (positive vs negative); baseline ACPA status (positive vs negative); baseline CRP concentration (mg/l); and baseline HAQ score.

On the other hand, wealth is argued to reflect older peoples' life-time cumulative social status and indicates command over material resources better than any other measure of socioeconomic status in later life [ 18, 19].

The books were not conceived as a tetralogy, but as they appeared, they acquired individual and cumulative classic status.

To obtain the best power, this association was first evaluated by using the cumulative transmission status of the infant (occurring at birth, 6 weeks, or 12 weeks postpartum), and showed no significant association.

We defined a cumulative HPV status indicator of ever having tested positive for a type or group of types at baseline or during follow-up (up to and including the first HIV positive visit for HIV converters), and considered this as a fixed covariate in analyses.

The cumulative smoking status for each of the two groups was as follows: smokers mean (S.E).

Thus there was no significant correlation between ethane levels and cumulative smoking status.

The mean cumulative smoking status of the smokers was 11.8 (standard error 2.5) pack-years.

Given that stunting reflects long-term cumulative nutritional status of individuals, it is not surprising that the indicators were more associated with wasting.

Further post-hoc analyses were carried out to determine whether there was a correlation between ethane levels and cumulative smoking status (measured in pack-years).