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Cumulatively, Twitter established a powerful account of the filibuster; it lacked the coherence of a good newspaper analysis, but it was more visceral.
As of 2013, 761 MMT clinics have cumulatively been established nationwide, linking over 2.47 million opioid drug users to the programme in China.
This action will cumulatively make a difference.
(iv) Cumulatively, the data measured and published earlier were used to establish a correlation between the Mr and EM diameter for a range of globular proteins and the intact virions.
These factors interact to cumulatively affect health and disease burden of individuals and populations, and to establish health inequities and disparities across and within countries.
Chronic co-morbid medical conditions were also cumulatively quantified by an established co-morbidity index (Charlson-Deyo score) [ 16- 18].
By the end of 2013, 60 MMT clinics had been established and cumulatively 30 410 drug users had received MMT.
The process of statistical standardization would need to be laboratory specific, established iteratively and cumulatively against external quality assurance samples that cover the range of ER and PgR assay levels.
And new energy efficiency standards for federal buildings and appliances have already been established in an effort to reduce carbon pollution by at least 3 billion metric tons cumulatively by 2030, in combination with existing measures.
But as established firms' efforts to improve their products (what we call "sustaining innovations" in disruptive innovation theory), together with some occasional high-end disruptions, made products and services cumulatively better year after year, so many became so good that consumers either could not appreciate the product improvements or were simply unwilling to pay for them.
