Sentence examples for the data were cumulative from inspiring English sources

The air nicotine in this particular study was more informative as a proxy marker of indoor air pollution because the data were cumulative for seven days while PM2.5 measurements were carried for 30 minutes.

An advantage of the CC is that all data are cumulative, allowing for cross-referencing of phenotype and genotype databases derived from the CC strains.

Representative data is cumulative of three independent experiments.

The data were described by cumulative Kaplan-Meier estimates at Weeks 4, 13, 20, 26, 39 and 52.

In the second approach, the data were split into cumulative time periods because we believed that the time needed for hens to start incubation behaviour might reveal information on the strength of the motivation for incubation.

BLS from the region of interest (ROI) was expressed using the pseudo colour scale (Red most intense and Blue least intense luminescence) and the data were presented as the cumulative photon counts collected within each ROI.

To simplify the analysis, dimensions of the data were linearly reduced to calculate cumulative contribution rates and score plots.

The amounts of food and water given and their remnants on the next day were measured to calculate the difference, which was regarded as daily consumption and the data were expressed as 7 days cumulative value.

As it is not straightforward to estimate h0 t) nonparametrically, the cumulative baseline hazard is used and the regression coefficients that are actually estimated from the data are also the cumulative (additional) hazard The usual method of representing these effects is to graph them against time.

All experiments were performed at least 3 times (unless stated otherwise) and the data was presented as the cumulative result of all the experiments done.

The data are represented as the cumulative score for all four paws, resulting in a maximum of 16 per mouse.