Sentence examples for a group of continuous from inspiring English sources

The characterizations of powder X-ray diffraction and UV vis absorption spectrum indicate that these solid solutions possess continuous changes in the crystallography features and optical band gaps, and are therefore a group of continuous solid solutions.

We illustrate the usefulness of this characterization by studying the uniqueness of the norm on the spaces Lp, where Ω is a locally compact Hausdorff space equipped with a positive Radon measure and G acts on Ω as a group of continuous invertible measure-preserving transformations.

We defined a syllable as a continuous trace on the sound spectrogram or a group of continuous traces spaced out by less than 25 ms in all their renditions.

Nevertheless, the metabolic syndrome was not originally introduced to identify a feature of autoimmune diabetes but to capture the clustering of a group of continuous variables associated with cardiovascular risk.

Logistic regression analyses are useful for describing the simultaneous relationship of a group of continuous and/or categorical independent variables and a dichotomous outcome variable, namely self-perceived health and reports of chronic conditions [ 57, 59, 61, 64, 66].

Following Briefer et al. (2008), we define a syllable as a continuous trace on the sound spectrogram (syllable 1 or 2 in Fig.  1a) or a group of continuous traces spaced out by <25 ms (syllable 3 or 7 in Fig.  1a).

A group of five continuous wavelet functions commonly used in ECG analysis has been implemented and compared using the same framework.

Zinc was introduced to a group of fish in continuous flow of reconstituted water with a final zinc concentration of 4.0 μM in the water and 30.9 mmol kg-1 in the diet, compared to a control group with 0.25 μM and 3.56 mmol kg-1 of zinc in the water and diet, respectively.

Among a group of individuals, measurements of continuous end points such as ratios of lung function parameters or blood pressure produce a range of values due to inter-individual variation; collectively, these variations result in a distribution of response for the population.

Acquired neuromyotonia refers to a group of disorders characterized by continuous ectopic nerve activity, manifesting clinically with cramps, fasciculations and stiffness (Hart et al., 2002).

We performed simulations to evaluate statistical measures that best capture the molecular diversity within a group of tumors for either continuous (gene expression) or discrete (mutations, copy number alterations) molecular data.