Sentences with phrase «cumulative difference»

If you track how many calories you burn during physical activity for weight management, it is important to know if the numbers that you are working with are gross calorie burn estimates or net calorie burn estimates, because over time the unaccounted for cumulative difference between net and gross calorie burn can become significant.

That translates into a hefty cumulative difference — a 46 % total gain for international, compared with 104 % for the U.S..

CAP assumes annual wage growth matches the mean effect of experience and nonexperience on real wages measured in the NLSY data assuming full - time, full - year employment, and reports the cumulative difference between the no - leave earnings profile and the leave earnings profile over time.

I can't point to any one thing that helped me change all of this, but there are lots of little things that together have made a huge, cumulative difference.»

The investor's view of the assets is higher than the actual assets by the cumulative difference between reported and true investment earnings, and cumulative expenses.

All things equal, an increase in accounts receivable generates a concurrent increase in net operating assets (NOA), which are the cumulative difference between net operating income (or accounting earnings) and free cash flow.

In the monthly data since 1985 there is a cumulative difference of 50 °C between the Hadley and CRU set.

Over the 1940 - 2006 period, the difference in trends is 0.082 deg?decade, resulting in a cumulative difference of 0.41 deg C (56 years at 0.082 deg / decade).

I opine that even if they all did that tomorrow it would make zero cumulative difference on current global BAU trajectory.