Sentence examples for much larger cumulative from inspiring English sources

Note that the USA graph is separately shown with a differenty-axis because of the much larger cumulative IF in comparison with all other countries.

In fact, a much larger cumulative attack rate would be expected during a series of wave in which acquired immunity is lost at the end of each wave.

The imbalance for biogas is much larger; the cumulative pull/push ratio for biogas is about 700 in the '5 year lag' case and about 1200 in the other cases (10 yr. lag or more).

"You have to do the math, but if you are taking out a smaller loan, you will be better off," said David Certner, legislative policy director at AARP. "But if you are taking out a much larger loan, the cumulative mortgage premium will be significant".

Of course, global errors may be much larger due to a cumulative effect of the systematic deviation.

There was a bias towards introns because their cumulative size is much larger than that of exons, so they present a much larger target for transposon integration.

If fractionations are assigned for both uptake and storage, the predicted cumulative fractionations are much larger (resulting in cellular δMo values down to −2.8‰ for α1 and α3 values set to 0.9995; not shown).

The cumulative effect could be much larger".

If the cumulative write-offs become much larger in coming quarters, the Nasdaq 100 could find itself with net losses, leaving it with no price-earnings ratio at all.

Furthermore, results from the distributed-lag model for source-apportioned steel and traffic mass show cumulative effects to be much larger, compared with effects observed on a single day (e.g., roughly double in the case of traffic).

Both methods provide consistent results, although the CAM is expected to be more robust than the TIA, as the first method uses cumulative pulse trajectories and is therefore based on a much larger, statistically more significant data set.