cumulatively

cumulative | American Dictionary

cumulative
adjective
us/ˈkju·mjə·lə·t̬ɪv/
increasing as each new amount is added or as each new fact or condition is considered:
No single development is causing the company’s financial trouble – it’s the cumulative effect of years of weak leadership.

cumulatively

adverbus/ˈkju·mjə·lə·t̬ɪv·li/

cumulative | Business English

cumulative
adjective
uk /ˈkjuːmjələtɪv/us
increasing by one addition after another, and including all the amounts that have been added before:
The cumulative effect of using so many chemicals on the land could be disastrous.
The company estimated the net cumulative loss would be $26 million.
I've long believed that the cumulative wisdom of investors can tell us volumes about the future economic environment.

cumulatively

adverbuk /ˈkjuːmjʊlətɪvli/ us /-ṱɪv-/
The states have budget shortfalls cumulatively totalling $300 billion.

Examples of cumulative

cumulative
Individual ocelots were photographed as many as 17 times during the cumulative 2-y survey period, though many were recorded only once.
The cumulative contextual risk variables were moderately intercorrelated, suggesting that the domains of risk tended to co-occur.
Many of the patterns visible in prehistoric material either attest structures or else are the cumulative product of countless repetitive and routinised actions.
The numbers atop the bars denote the cumulative percentages of the response variation accounted for by successive principal components.
Percentage of precision of mass of seeds dispersed as a function of cumulative sampling size (c).
All 11 component community samples demonstrated an approximately log-normal distribution of parasite species using cumulative probability plots.
Taken together, the low wages, insecure employment, and absence of protection and promotion emptied the concept of labor history of any cumulative content.
Table 11 gives the cumulative net rates of expulsion, removal and pregnancy at the end of 6,12,18 and 24 months for the 4067 cases.
For a sufficiently large negative anisotropy, the cumulative effect can evenly suppress the non-resonant filamentation mode along x-axis.
Figure 1 presents the cumulative rejection rate of amendments over time.
Studies that more directly assess cumulative exposure to psychosis and its relationship to long-term outcomes would be valuable.
Because the image analysis results described above are representative of the cumulative response of many neurons, we substantiated our observations using traditional individualcell analysis.
In both experiments, cumulative mean cation losses between treatments across all leachings were compared graphically.
State and society have been debilitated by the former's lack of legitimacy and by cumulative onslaughts on the economy and societal integrity.
Cumulative hatching curves were then calculated and expressed as the number of juveniles emerging/week as a percentage of the viable egg contents.
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