To combat the continuous loss of doctors and other healthcare professionals to foreign countries, medical schools should train more people.
Mr. Li said biodiversity was declining with "a continuous loss and drain of genetic resources".
Such materials also suffer from continuous loss of stiffness during cyclic loading.
Dr. Bahrick's work challenges the notion from experimental studies that there is a gradual, continuous loss of memory as time goes on.
In the human scalp the follicles are out of step with each other, and there is continuous loss of club hairs.
"The declining trend of biodiversity has not been under effective control with continuous loss and drain of genetic resources…China has 2,588 nature reserves covering 14.9percentt of our territory, which is higher than the world average.
This approach is unique because of the following reasons: (1) A continuous loss function is used to quantify deviations between a quality characteristic and its target level.
The use of such additive kernels leads, in combination with a Lipschitz continuous loss function, to SVMs with the desired properties for additive models.
Preshaped silica impregnated with sulphuric acid was the most active catalyst but a continuous loss of sulphuric acid with time-on-stream was observed.
It, therefore, appears that the increase in total area of woodland in Britain has not stopped the continuous loss of old woodland and has only led to little de-fragmentation.
Although the methane disequilibrium mechanism need not be biological (e.g., relatively stable aromatic hydrocarbons could have been produced nonbiologically early in Earth's history, and slow degradation may then have led to a continuous loss of methane from the planetary subsurface), a biological explanation seems more likely.
