Küçük's finding draws a convincing link between the continuous geographical limitation in Turkey's asylum regime and the public philosophy behind it.
Concerning the Fe-starvation stress, we choose to study the responses to a continuous Fe limitation because stresses occurring in Nature are durable, whereas Singh and co-workers studied cells recovering from a transient Fe deficiency [ 38].
"Continuous budget limitations for educational institutions force teachers to teach larger classes and consequently cut back on the number of written assignments or grade more homework," he says.
A potential continuous nitrogen-limitation (CNL) strategy was proposed to enhance lipid accumulation by oleaginous Chlorella vulgaris in this study.
Yet, the continuous Turkish geographical limitation also reflects the general public philosophy toward immigrants in Turkey.
The proportional odds assumption was fulfilled, confirming that the associations with independent variables were continuous across functional limitation tertiles.
To test the effects of intervention on continuous outcomes (activity limitation, quality of life, return to pre-fracture work and leisure, physical activity (metabolic equivalent minutes per week), ankle range of motion, pain, walking speed, and global perceived effect of treatment), between-group comparisons will be conducted using longitudinal mixed models [ 30, 31].
Clinical applicability of a continuous variable has limitations in a binary decision-making process like acceptance or rejection of a kidney (if there is not a cutoff).
For the computation of the continuous spectrum density, this limitation is particularly severe, as revealed by the spectral decomposition of theL2-norm of a solution to the nonlinear Schrödinger equation.
