Sentence examples for from a cumulative from inspiring English sources

But from a cumulative standpoint, wealthier nations are way out in front.

Participants: Subjects were selected from a cumulative VA registry based on International Classification of Diseases, 9th Edition codes for SCI and SCD.

Britt Assombalonga turned out to be the difference, scoring twice, admittedly from a cumulative distance of around two yards, but goals that were greeted with fervour and relief by the home crowd.

However, the highest purification parameters were observed for 1-methyl-3-octylimidazolium chloride [C8mim]Cl, suggesting that the IL extraction capability does not result from a cumulative character of the individual characteristics of ILs.

Using the median value from a cumulative frequency distribution function, based on rates obtained from the literature, resulted in simulated output nitrate concentrations that were less than 1% of regulatory maximum concentrations.

He concluded that high inflation had resulted from "a cumulative paralysis in our will" and called for greater fiscal discipline to limit the growth of government spending — a topic that continues to vex Washington.

It was the second weekend for "Mr. Deeds," an Adam Sandler comedy, which dropped 49percentt from its opening for a cumulative total of $74 million.

In response to Vice President Biden's call for commitment, cooperation and collaboration, today, we announce an unprecedented goal of doubling our annual cancer research investment from $50 million to $100 million, aiming for a cumulative investment of $1 billion, by 2021.

When you're finished, add up your scores from each hole for a cumulative total.

PHE is an α1-adrenergic agonist that binds to G protein-coupled receptor and acts mainly via InsP3 production and Ca2+ release from intracellular stores, the so-called pharmacomechanical coupling.10-6 M PHE induces an inframaximal contractile response, as determined from a cumulative-concentration response curve to PHE in rat aorta and pulmonary artery (n = 4, data not shown).

The rate of emigration from Uganda, a cumulative 12% over the 18-year lifespan of the MUST medical school, is lower than that implied by anecdotal reports, which suggest that a significant proportion of Ugandan physicians work outside the country.