Sentence examples for to cumulatively from inspiring English sources
adverb
In a cumulative manner.
Despite promises to "preserve our natural heritage", policy watchers report that the government has set local authorities free to cumulatively plan for 150,000 new homes on green belt land.
Each of these uses concise, evocative scenes to cumulatively express the particular mood of a particular phase of its narrator's life, while also managing to unfold gripping plots, as if incidentally.
Mr Joyce was the first MP to cumulatively claim more than £1m in expenses over several years, and last year claimed £200,986 in allowances – the first time an MP has broken through the £200,000 barrier.
The definition above allows to cumulatively combine evidences from multiple t-methods into new t-probabilities.
These factors interact to cumulatively affect health and disease burden of individuals and populations, and to establish health inequities and disparities across and within countries.
Furthermore, as repetitive CT examinations have been shown to cumulatively deliver high doses of radiation to patients, this highlights the importance of following-up patients with non-ionising radiation techniques whenever possible.
These genes and perhaps other Sacy loci appear to function cumulatively to enable somatic control of meiotic maturation.
Furthermore, maternal fetal risks associated with nanoparticles and the potential for nanoparticle accumulation to transfer cumulatively to off-spring are areas that clearly should also be addressed (an excellent review on nanotoxicology is provided in ref (58)).
They are estimated to have processed close to $3 trillion cumulatively in 2016, according to a UN report, which put Alipay slightly ahead of $1.7 trillion compared to $1.2 trillion for WeChat Pay.
Thereafter, alcohol consumption by disulfiram-treated rats remained static, unlike that by controls, which continued to increase cumulatively up to the fifth hour.
At the same time, G w (t) needs to be cumulatively decreased by 10%, to ensure that a surplus is generated so that a reduction in debt levels can be achieved.
