Sentence examples for continuous expenditure from inspiring English sources
The fields generated by compact and efficient magnet structures requiring no continuous expenditure of energy can be static or variable, uniform or nonuniform.
The data we use are drawn from the Spanish Continuous Family Expenditure Survey (ECPF).
We have performed a similar analysis using a larger data set (0.5% of register data for Denmark and the Continuous Family Expenditure Survey for Spain) and the results are very similar to those found with the ECHP.
This difference may be caused by the presence of the 'short time thermal effect of feeding' [ 4] which would indicate continuous energy expenditure due to digestion in F8, but not in F1.
The purpose of this study was to determine the effectiveness of the EB app in facilitating increased physiologic responses to physical activity via a continuous measurement of energy expenditure and heart rate versus practice-style teaching methods in children with ASD.
Thanks to the continuous monitoring of cardholder expenditure and information – including the time, amount and geographical coordinates of each purchase – it should be possible to develop a computer model that would calculate the probability that a purchase is fraudulent.
Such a price reduction influenced the continuous decreasing of statin expenditure per DDD.
One strength of our study is the use of continuous measurement of energy expenditure and glucose monitoring at very high and extreme altitudes, which provides detailed information on glucose trends and exercise intensity.
Therefore, although we ended up with smooth distribution of SES quintiles, future studies should ensure that they collect data on many continuous variables other than expenditure variables that can be used to solve the problems of clumping and truncation of the SES index.
In the absence of continuous monitoring of energy expenditure with indirect calorimetry, the assumption was made that patients' energy requirements were equal to those of the basal metabolic rate (BMR) for healthy children using the Schofield equations [ 14], with no correction for stress factors [ 15].
Continuous records of royal expenditures known as "Pipe Rolls" began in the reign of Henry II, and included in the rolls are details of expenditure on Rochester Castle's upkeep.
