In simplest terms,
"cumulative lifetime" refers to the total or combined amount of something that has happened or been experienced throughout a person's entire life. It represents the accumulation or adding up of events, experiences, achievements, or any other measure over the course of a person's existence.
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They estimate that the effect of such a teacher on an entire class of students is more than a $ 1.4 million increase in
cumulative lifetime earnings.
The researchers used this data to calculate the mean duration of breastfeeding per child and
cumulative lifetime duration of any breastfeeding for all children.
Focusing on four major risk factors — blood pressure, total cholesterol, smoking, and diabetes — researchers calculated overall
cumulative lifetime risk estimates for sudden cardiac death, and estimates according to risk factor burden.
One large study, for example, found that students assigned to particularly effective teachers in a single year were more likely to attend college (1.25 percent), earned higher salaries ($ 25,000
in cumulative lifetime income), and were less likely to have children as teenagers (1.25 percent).
To try and stop CVD in its tracks and stave off the associated ill health and disability, the recommendations therefore include the JBS3 risk calculator, which aims to help healthcare professionals and patients better
understand cumulative lifetime risk, and what can be done to lower it.
The three economists found that each student in the classroom would have
extra cumulative lifetime earnings of more than $ 52,000.
Our estimates imply that replacing a teacher whose value added is in the bottom 5 percent with an average teacher would increase students»
cumulative lifetime income by a total of $ 1.4 million per classroom taught.
Our analysis assigns
a cumulative lifetime operating income per unit of $ 136, with a cumulative operating margin of over 20 percent,» said RBC Capital analyst Ross Sandler in a research note to clients.
Our analysis assigns
a cumulative lifetime operating income per unit of $ 136, with a cumulative operating margin of over 20 percent.»
You're permitted to overcontribute
a cumulative lifetime total of $ 2,000 to your RRSP without incurring a penalty tax (this limit is increased to $ 8,000 for anyone who had an overcontribution prior to February 27, 1995).
Your cumulative lifetime labor earnings are variable and uncertain.