Sentence examples for a continuous level from inspiring English sources

The award is for a company "that has displayed a continuous level of artistic achievement contributing to the growth of theater nationally".

The Tonys also include an annual regional theater award to a single institution that has "displayed a continuous level of artistic achievement contributing to the growth of theater nationally".

Agricultural economics plays a role in the economics of development, for a continuous level of farm surplus is one of the wellsprings of technological and commercial growth.

Can the hospice provide what is known as a "continuous level of care" — a more intensive set of services that are typically offered for only a few days?

This condition, which is derived at a continuous level, has no adjustable parameters and is applied at the discrete level to couple the partitioned domain solvers.

Sustained inflation (that is, a continuous level of high pressure applied to the airways) is the most popular recruitment maneuver.

The second thing that comes up following your original question – if you would favour a continuous level-wise versus a dichotomous assessment – I would say that is a matter of how you would prove objectively that the continuous level-wise assessment is more predictive – linearly additive – that one level is truly worse than the other level, in some objectively proven model.

Further, the fact that transcription likely occurs in discrete 'bursts' 42 makes it possible that even a seemingly continuous level of a gene's expression may in fact correspond to a series of 'bursts' initiated from multiple regulatory regions.

The geoid is a closed and continuous level surface, which extends inside the solid body of the Earth and is best suited as a reference surface for a rigorous orthometric height system.

Possible confounders included in the final models, selected a priori, were age (continuous), level of physical activity (sedentary, moderate, heavy), and body mass index (continuous) at enrollment, and years of education (<10 years, 10 12 years, ≥13 years).

First, we obtain an explicit expression (at the continuous level) of the expected compliance and its variance, then we consider a numerical discretization (by using a finite element method) of this expression and finally we use an optimization algorithm.