Sentence examples for continuous admitted from inspiring English sources

These data describe episodes of continuous admitted patient care under a specific consultant for National Health Service hospital inpatients in England, and a primary diagnosis is assigned to each episode by using ICD-10 coding.

We say that has the fixed-point property for continuous mappings of with asymptotic center if every continuous mapping admitting an asymptotic center has a fixed point.

If has the fixed-point property for continuous mappings admitting an asymptotic center, then has Property.

(1) has the fixed-point property for continuous mappings admitting asymptotic center in.

In this section we demonstrate that hybrid systems with (differentially or difference) flat continuous systems admit finite state bisimulations and present algorithms for constructing the bisimilar abstractions.

By the foregoing, we have that (hat{f} : mathopen[0, inftymathclose times Y rightarrow X) is bounded continuous and admits a decomposition (hat{f} = G+Q), where (G in operatorname {AP}(mathopen[0, inftymathclose times Y : L^{p}([0, 1] : X))) and (Q in C_{0}(mathopen[0, inftymathclose times Y : L^{p}([0, 1] : X))).

A longitudinal monitoring of edentulous complete denture wearers admitted continuous reduction of the residual alveolar ridge throughout the study.

Individuals admitted for continuous video/EEG monitoring wore a wristwatch-size device that was programmed to detect rhythmic movements such as those that occur during tonic-clonic seizures.

Seventeen facilities (44%) claimed that they promoted intermittent KMC for babies not yet admitted to continuous KMC or where there was no space for rooming-in with their mothers.

In view of Proposition 2.4 (or [17] for details), certainly, Φ is a continuously Gâteaux differentiable and sequentially weakly lower semi-continuous functional whose Gâteaux derivative admits a continuous inverse on E ∗.

Past-tense narration easily implies previous times and extends into the misty reaches of the subjunctive, the conditional, the future; but the pretence of a continuous eyewitness account admits little relativity of times, little connection between events.