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Meanings of cumulative in English

Increasing by successive addition.

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Usage of cumulative in English
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The cumulative result: a higher percentage of the best kind of z's.
Wired
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Binary daily and current fiscal period cumulative summary files and daily reports
Essential system administration, 3rd edition
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Conclusions: The results suggest a cumulative exposure effect with length of employment.
Pubmed
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The figure was a cumulative one, spanning 11 years, the Minister added.
The Irish Times
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However, cumulative incidences of dengue cases were not correlated with DHF densities.
Pubmed
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A cumulative risk index was created reflecting caregiver, family, and neighborhood risks.
Pubmed
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The Government proposed to substitute the block vote for the cumulative vote.
Proportional Representation: A Study in Methods of Election
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Patients' radiotherapy plans were used to calculate cumulative exposure for each tooth.
Pubmed
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The time to each state and their annual cumulative probabilities were estimated.
Pubmed
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The epidemiological credibility of cumulative evidence was assessed using the Venice criteria.
Pubmed
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Other cumulative effects of eating these industrially-made substances are not yet known.
The Guardian
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The cumulative incidence of nodule occurrence increased with increasing time from diagnosis.
Pubmed
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Severity of PTSD symptoms, cumulative trauma, and recent stress were significantly associated.
Pubmed
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The cumulative occurrence rate of MRONJ was calculated using the Kaplan-Meier method.
Pubmed
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Governmental disorder and 'cumulative radicalization' were two sides of the same coin.
Hitler 1936 - 1945: Nemesis
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I wanted all the information contained in each photograph to be cumulative.
Wired
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