The phrase "a continuous expressed" is not correct in English.
Did you mean "a continuous expression"? If this is the case, you can use it when referring to something that is consistently articulated or conveyed over time.
Example: "The artist's work is a continuous expression of her emotions and experiences."
Alternatives: "an ongoing expression" or "a sustained expression".
In addition to a second Nanjing Yangtze bridge completed in 2001 connecting the express highway to Hefei in Anhui province, construction of a bridge spanning the Yangtze River linking highways between Jiangyin and Jingjiang was completed in 1999, facilitating a continuous express highway northward from Wuxi through western Jiangsu and into Shandong province.
Absolute and percent density values were included in the models either as continuous (expressed in s.d.
Here we describe an adaptive approximation for a rank filter of a continuous signal expressed in terms of a system of differential equations easily implementable in an analog circuit.
We also investigated muscle area as a continuous variable (expressed per 10 cm) with stepwise logistic analysis.
Leisure-time PA of the Dutch population in the model's base year (2007) is described as a continuous distribution expressed in MET-hours.
We also estimated minimum detectable absolute differences in mean change from baseline in a continuous variable, expressed in standard deviation units, at the year 1 and year 2 exams (relevant to Aim 2 and 3).
a: Continuous variables were expressed as mean ± SD for normally distributed data, median (25th percentile -75th percentile) for skewed data, while categorical variables were expressed as percentage.
FEV1, FVC and FEV1/FVC, on a continuous scale, were expressed as per cent-of-predicted values.
Data measured on a continuous scale were expressed as mean and standard deviation.
A continuous IPAQ score expressed as MET-minutes/week was calculated as the MET level multiplied by minutes of activity times events per week according to the scoring protocol.
