Preposition: over

• time: The graph is cumulative over time with the solid line showing planned sell through in percentage terms.

Modifies a noun

• incidence: Reporting to the SHOT scheme The figure below shows the cumulative incidence of SHOT cases over the last 5 years.

• effect: There is a cumulative effect through out the crystal creating a voltage.

• meta-analysis: Passive smoking and lung cancer; A cumulative meta-analysis.

• impact: How do we cope with the effect of cumulative impacts?

• index: Cumulative index to all House of Commons Parliamentary Papers from 1801 onwards.

• probability: In particular, probabilities and cumulative probabilities, and mean and variance of the binomial distribution.

Modifying Another Word

• not: No, Roles are not cumulative like NTFS permissions.

• usually: Furthermore, technological change in the IT goods and services markets is usually cumulative.

• only: Mercury is the only cumulative vaporizing poison permanently implanted in the human body.

• also: There is also cumulative development across the years so that each year builds on what has gone before.

• truly: The review shows how these fundamental ideas have remained in modern work, reflecting a science that has a truly cumulative element.