Sentence examples for total combining from inspiring English sources
I had also saved space, because at the point I had deleted the Facebook app it had consumed around 500MB in total combining the 111MB of the app itself and its cache on the iPhone.
According to figures from the Foreign Investment Review Board for 2013-14, China was the largest foreign investor in the category of agriculture, forestry and fishing with $632m in total (combining figures for Hong Kong and China, which the board lists separately).
The acquisition is valued at $1.5 billion total, combining 52percentt cash payout and 48percentt stock, with an expected close date sometime in the second quarter of this year.
In total, combining atom types and atom environments that include up to three spheres of nearest neighbors, our investigation identified 28,462,319 unique fragments in the 46 million structures found in the PubChem Compound database as of January 2013.
Stamps are available on lung cancer (stamp 13), which is the most common cancer in terms of both incidence (1.25 million new cases; 12.5% of world total) and mortality (1.19 million deaths – 17.8% of the world total combining both males and females) in 2000 (IARC, 2001).
In total, combining the Wellcome Trust Case Control Consortium data with the validation cohort, 2,515 ACPA-positive RA patients and 1,039 ACPA-negative RA patients were compared with 6,629 healthy control individuals, revealing only significant results in the ACPA-positive patients [ 31].
The song's total combined sales since its release in November 2014 stand at 2.25m.
That total combined $95 billion of American mortgages and $38 billion of international mortgages.
And which club is most dangerous for opposition managers?" "My team, Stockport County, are currently on a run of four scoreless draws in succession and their last seven games have produced two goals in total (combined for and against).
Our users have total combined balances of more than $3 billion.
algae of total combined acetone, butanol, and ethanol, respectively.
