Sentence examples for continuous literature from inspiring English sources

The peoples of South Asia have had a continuous literature from the first appearance in the Punjab of a branch of the Indo-European-speaking peoples who also settled all of Europe and Iran.

Overexpression of this gene has a continuous literature record of its prognostic significance in many carcinomas (e.g., [ 61, 62]).

Recently, under conditions (4.1), (4.2), and the underlying function F being monotone and continuous, the literature [16] obtained the locally superlinear rate of convergence of the proposed method.

In the continuous culture literature, culture volumes can range from a few femtoliters to industrial fermenters containing thousands of liters of media.

The model, which takes into account also the mass-transfer oxygen limitation, has been tested on literature continuous runs performed at different aerating gas composition.

The continuous quality improvement literature also stresses the importance of developing policies, procedures, and guidelines (22, 26).

However, in the literature, continuous risk factors are frequently treated as categorical variables: for example, a study might give odds ratios for each quintile of waist-to-hip ratio (using the first quintile as the reference category).

Writing in the Czech language emerged in the late 13th century, establishing a generally continuous tradition of vernacular literature.

Present 3D simulation is verified with available experimental data in the literature for continuous finned heat sink.

All patients are managed according to the recent literature, with continuous EEG monitoring and a comprehensive aetiological workup.

Although continuous improvement described in literature as an important principle for business development, creating a culture of ongoing improvement is not a trivial task.