Sentence examples for less cumulative from inspiring English sources

More energy dissipation comes at the cost of less cumulative axial deformation before tensile rupture.

There was a small trend to less trismus and less cumulative codeine use in the steroid group.

Less cumulative time in the workforce means lower Social Security balances and fewer opportunities to save money or contribute to retirement plans.

Faster progression to AIDS was associated with more cumulative stressful life events (p =.002), more cumulative depressive symptoms (p =.008), and less cumulative social support (p =.0002).

Persons with IDU history from both clinic populations were less likely to receive HAART and tended to have less cumulative time on HAART.

Given an equal number of cultural transmission events, metapopulations marked by frequent local extinctions retain less cumulative change per cultural transmission event than metapopulations that are demographically more robust (Figure 7).

Performance quoted for periods of one year or less is cumulative and not annualized.

–If the insured dies while participating in the pension plan, the death benefits are income tax free, but the cash values are fully taxable less the cumulative term insurance costs incurred.

Over all 5 years, those in the ERA group received almost £500 less in cumulative Income Support payments than those in the control group, a statistically significant reduction of five per cent relative to the control group average.

Results (not shown) suggest that for White women, a one-unit increase in BMI is associated with $11,610 less in cumulative spousal income,13 but we do not find any association for Black women.

We investigated this possibility by analyzing the (more or less identical) cumulative final exams.