Sentence examples for cumulative total by from inspiring English sources

Last year's inflow was 13.3% higher than in 2003.Given the sheer scale of FDI flows the cumulative total by the end of last year had reached $562 billion—few expected such rates to continue for many more years.

So a budget of 200 to 400 gigatons — the study intends this as a cumulative total by the year 2100 — either gives us a narrow window to sharply slash emissions, or requires that we overshoot and then somehow pull large amounts of carbon out of the atmosphere later in the century.

Thus the inclusion of a new marker 10 cM from an existing marker would mean multiplying the cumulative total by 1- (10/100) = 1-0.1 = 0.9 (rather than 0.5 for an unlinked marker).

Figure 2, which shows the number of reports for 1991 2001, depicts cumulative totals by week for each year, providing the total number of cases in each year up to and including the week indicated.

The past seven days saw its cumulative total rise by a spiffy £4.76m, bringing the 17-day tally to £14.53m.

Anti-choice measures in the states have increased from 18 in 1995 to a cumulative total of 807 by 2013.

The number of patients served by ANT has increased continuously from 131 in 1986 to a cumulative total of 69,336 patients by the end of 2008 (Fig. 5).

BFI is cumulative base flow divided by cumulative total discharge over the period of record of analysis.

Long-term energy planning would have reduced the cumulative total power system costs by $21-$21-$90 billion

"Harry Potter" was hanging on in sixth place with $6.2 million and a cumulative total of $263 million, followed by "Not Another Teen Movie" with $5.5 million.

His paper reads: "… present levels of international contribution towards the reduction of emissions still led to a cumulative total of 2000 GtC by the year 2100.