Sentence examples for common continuity from inspiring English sources

In order to demonstrate robustness, the RR and its 95% CI were calculated using the following additional methods: pooled RR (without stratification by study and with common continuity correction [i.e., adding 0.5 to all cells if one of the treatment groups had no events]) and Shuster's RR [ 38] (weights all trials equally and included studies with no events).

The Gestalt principles describe how we group objects visually and recognise patterns; some of the Gestalt phenomena of relevance to medical imaging are proximity, similarity, closure, symmetry, common fate and continuity [17] (Table 1).

Some proposed vertebrate radiations have been challenged on the grounds that hybridization is common, long-term continuity of the morphotypes is unlikely, and genealogical exclusivity is absent [50] [52].

However, in the context of a unique coincidence point (common fixed point), subsequential continuity as well as sequential continuity of type ( A g ) and ( A f ) are equivalent to conditionally reciprocal continuity.

From the first-team down to the under-sevens there is continuity; a common philosophy.

This unity reveals the genetic continuity and common ancestry of all organisms.

Despite different opinions, Conservative Jews have found a common bond by maintaining continuity with the past.

Geometric relations are evaluated using gestalt factors of common fate, proximity, and continuity.

The guiding rationale was that by providing a coherent curriculum framework with common practice principles, greater continuity would be achieved for children as they moved between service settings throughout the week and throughout their childhood.

The common theme is that continuity of care has positive effects on health outcomes because it (a) builds the practitioner's tacit knowledge of the patient, and (b) enhances trust between the patient and practitioner.

Now, as an application of weak reciprocal continuity, we prove common fixed point theorems under contractive conditions that extend the scope of the study of common fixed point theorems from the class of compatible continuous mappings to a wider class of mappings which also includes non-compatible mappings.