Sentence examples for extended cumulative from inspiring English sources

Further strengths were: (1) the systematic follow-up available through cancer registries and/or data from clinical trials; (2) availability of information to adjust for prognostic risk group; and (3) extended cumulative follow-up including the interval where risk of relapse and/or death is greatest.

If the extended cumulative curve of the first ETAS model for the earlier period overpredicts the empirical cumulative curve in the second period, we may suspect quiescence relative to the first period (relative quiescence).

We intend to demonstrate that drought can be better characterized by augmenting climate metrics with an index of water supply, which is a combination of runoff and recharge, often an acute impact, and an index of landscape stress, which is more of an extended and cumulative condition.

This paper explores the possibility of extending the cumulative size distribution to smaller sizes by adjusting the distribution for probability-of-detection.

On Friday the film took in an additional 10 crore ($1.56 million) to extend its cumulative 15-day global total to 401 crore.

Since most landfills include many such parcels, the cumulative extended life is measurable in years.

The first replicated and extended evidence refuting cumulative prospect theory (CPT) as an explanation of Allais paradoxes.

This article provides a detailed behavioural characterization of the cognition and affective impact of cumulative, extended sleep restriction using subjective and objective measures.

Thomas et al. quantified and characterized global and regional brain activity changes implicated in sleep deprivation-induced neurobehavioral impairment during cumulative, extended sleep loss [ 39].

The same analyses were extended to the cumulative data from Trials 1 4 for the two pretesting conditions, although for these trials all rats were tested in the light and so increasingly experienced the same interference conditions.

This pre-processor was then extended to examine the cumulative measured distance of the current and following segments, to generate lists of plausible identities for the current segment if it featured zero, one, two or more in-segment stops.