Sentence examples for a continuous use of from inspiring English sources

To account for changes in the relative recovery a continuous use of retrodialysis by the calibrator atenolol was introduced.

Although our findings suggest that a continuous use of this technology by visually impaired people would lead to improve the final results.

Even though this is only ca. 16% of the individuals identified at the cemetery, the overall impression from Fig. 6 is that of a continuous use of the cemetery through the period from AD 1222 1524, known from the historical sources.

Former Oakland Police Chief Howard Jordan said that while he agreed with the officer's initial response, he did not feel a continuous use of force was necessary.

Although both ns-NSAIDs and COX-2 inhibitors seem to have similar protective effects on breast cancer, a continuous use of ns-NSAIDs or COX-2 inhibitors for cancer chemoprevention in healthy individuals appears problematic.

Following veraison, however, a progressive decline in the sugar content, as here shown, is known to occur in support of a continuous use of carbohydrate resources produced via photosynthesis as recently reported by Dai et al. [ 65].

Only 7.8% of school age children use a combination of caries risk prevention tools (consumption of refined carbohydrate once a day, continuous use of fluoridated toothpaste once a day or more, and restricted intake of refined carbohydrate) [ 18].

A drug use period is a time span describing continuous use of a certain drug (ATC code) and, thus, describes the time period when a person has used a drug.

5 16 17 18 For each patient, we identified a period of continuous use of spironolactone beginning with the first prescription for spironolactone after the patient's 66th birthday.

For each patient, we defined a period of continuous use of each statin based on successive refills of prescriptions for the same statin within 1.5 times the duration of the preceding prescription.

We hereby report the usefulness of continuous use of an artificial pancreas (AP) to control blood glucose (BG) clinically.