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A study by Agarwal et al. (40) performed principal component analysis to provide a continuous definition of MetS in a multiethnic population and found no benefit of adding CRP to the MetS variables in predicting cardiovascular events.

Most previous studies of substitution patterns in divergent regions have focused on discrete predefined elements across the genome; in contrast, our approach is more broad and allows a flexible continuous definition of "divergent" based on the density of substitution across the genome.

These analyses are performed within the 2SE FAG analysis network, called CS3 ("communauté de services Internet pour la surveillance syndromique"), and allows continuous definition of the epidemiological situation.

In fact, it can be understood as a formal definition of a continuous time Markov process.

Definition 3.1 A continuous solution of the integral equation (3.1) is called a mild solution of the nonlocal problem (1.1), (1.2) on I. Theorem 3.2 If the assumptions (H1)∼(H4) hold and W ( t ) = u ( t ), then the problem (1.1), (1.2) has a mild solution on I. Proof Let Z = C ( I, X ) and Z 0 = { u ∈ Z : u ( t ) ∈ Λ τ, t ∈ I }.

To provide a formal definition of a continuous degree of satisfaction of LTL formulae, we first consider quantifier-free LTL (QFLTL) formulae with free (non-state) real-valued variables y (Fages and Rizk, 2008).

A formal mathematical definition of continuous fBm was first offered by Mandelbrot and Ness (1968).

Combes and collaborators knew that the formalism, which they used to prove the absence of singular continuous spectrum, provided a possible definition of a resonance.

The categorisation of a continuous covariate by definition discards data and can be seen as introducing measurement error.

Attempts to better align consensus definitions with clinical diagnosis by establishing a continuous spectrum of illness severity are needed.

Because malnutrition frequently occurs among children in the community as well as those with acute illness, and because anthropometric indicators of nutritional status are continuous variables that preclude a single definition of malnutrition, malnutrition-attributable fractions of admissions and deaths cannot be calculated by simply enumerating individual children.