Sentence examples for continuous further from inspiring English sources

Therefore, training is needed, as Lee and colleagues (2009) emphasize: Continuous further training and professional education helps to find one's way in today's non-traditional career patterns.

Then according to Lemma 2.4, it follows that (zmapstoalpha z,x)) and (zmapstobeta z,x)) are continuous; further, (zmapsto g z,x)) is continuous.

Improvement of the environmental risk assessment requires the continuous further development of the principles on which it is based as well as implementation of the scientific developments in appropriate testing requirements and assessment concepts.

At 54 weeks, every patient in the pegaptanib groups was re-randomised to continuous further pegaptanib treatment or sham treatment.

Analyses using cumulative UV flux as a continuous variable further suggest a more apparent increasing trend of SCC risk associated with cumulative UV flux (Table 2).

Fundamental studies of the technique have been presented for high shear mixers and fluidized bed systems in the literature but with the recent interest in twin screw extrusion machinery by the pharmaceutical industry for continuous granulation, further investigation was necessary to determine if similar mechanisms of wetting and growth were applicable to this new approach.

end{aligned} (2.7) If f has (1/beta -Lipschitz continuous gradient further, we have betabiglVert nabla f(x)-nabla f(y)bigrVert ^{2}leqbigllangle nabla f(x)-nabla f(y), x-ybigrrangle quad textit{for all } x, y inmathbb{R}^{n}.

Let D be a closed, convex subset of a Banach space and (N Drightarrow D) be continuous with further property that for some (x_{0} in D) one has: (Csubset D) countable, (overline{C}=overline{operatorname{conv}} ( {x_{0} }cup N(C) ) Longrightarrowoverline{C}) compact.

It is easy to see that if S is a k-strictly pseudocontractive mapping, then I - S is 1 - k 2 -inverse strongly monotone and hence 2 1 - k -Lipschitz continuous; for further detail, we refer to [30] and the references therein.

Simultaneous monitoring of gene expression and growth rate in continuous cultures further confirmed that ribosome biogenesis genes responded rapidly to changes in the environments but were oblivious to longer-term changes in growth rate.

There seems to have been a perception that the fertility transition would continue without the need for continuous government intervention, further undermining the sense of importance of family planning as a policy issue.