Sentence examples for best continuity from inspiring English sources

"They come into the competition with the best continuity," he said.

For the elaborate network of veins on the character's neck and body, it was important to achieve the best continuity.

The best continuity composite scores were calculated in New Zealand and England.

Among all the sequenced agriculturally important insect genomes, the silkworm genome assembly (432 Mb) has the best continuity (~3.7 Mb in N50 scaffold size) and provides extensive nucleotide coverage (88%) of all the 28 chromosomes.

Integration of the two data sets of silkworm whole-genome-shotgun sequencing by the Japanese and Chinese groups together with newly obtained fosmid- and BAC-end sequences produced the best continuity (~3.7 Mb in N50 scaffold size) among the sequenced insect genomes and provided a high degree of nucleotide coverage (88%) of all 28 chromosomes.

For women whose care was necessarily 'fractured' by transfer the best possible continuity was ensured by the same midwife continuing to care for the woman after transfer.

The interviews suggest that all decision-makers underestimated the functional consequences of the event, such as how long the disturbance would last, the extent of the network affected, and the difficulties encountered in ensuring the best possible continuity of transport despite the disruption of the network.

The younger faction of businessmen/politicians surrounding the president's son see their best hope of continuity in shoehorning him into the presidency; the old guard, who've been controlling the country for 30 years and understand the distaste Egyptians feel for the idea of a "hereditary" system, think it safer to put forward a president from among themselves.

"In my view, at the moment, the best outcome is continuity in Coventry".

In addition, Guo scheme was used for representation of body force which is proved to be one of the best representatives of continuity and momentum equations at the macroscopic scale (Guo et al. 2002).

Despite the common experience that interrupted sleep has a negative impact on waking function, the features of human sleep-wake architecture that best distinguish sleep continuity versus fragmentation remain elusive.