It has maintained continuous status as an approved program with the ACoS CoC beginning August 19 , 1932
He was, in political terms, "a safe pair of hands" and it ensured him continuous status within the Labour party in the Commons.
Operating the event filter cluster must ensure dead time free processing of large amount of data, requiring 24-h continuous status monitoring of each processing node, and fast detection and problem solving.
The Cooperative Awareness Basic Service and Decentralized Environmental Notification Basic Service have been standardized by the European Telecommunications Standards Institute (ETSI) to support vehicular safety and traffic efficiency applications needing continuous status information about surrounding vehicles and asynchronous notification of events, respectively.
The authors introduced the distributed monitoring system for reconfigurable computer systems which provides continuous status diagnostics of the computational module components for reduction of the low-productive time periods of equipment and for minimization of burden when worst-case situations are detected.
To make the model solvable and trackable, the continuous status of ES needs to be transformed to a discrete form.
Sociodemographic factors were gender, age (continuous), marital status, educational status (high school graduate vs. less than high school education), and place of residence (urban, rural, and frontier).
These are gender, age (continuous), employment status (at work or not at work), education level (below secondary vs. secondary or higher), partnership status (married or partnered vs. non-partnered) of the respondent, the degree of urbanisation (urban vs. rural) of the area where the respondent lives, whether childcare is used in the household and the self-assessed income level.
Multivariate Cox proportional hazards regression models for intrinsic subtypes were adjusted for age (continuous), menopausal status (pre/post), race, stage (1, 2, 3, 4), grade (1 versus 2 + 3), lymph node status, and tumor size.
Abbreviations: TSH, thyrotropin; RR, relative risk; RR**, relative risk adjusted for age (continuous), menopausal status (in analysis of all women), use of HRT, nulliparity, use of oral contraception, age at menarche, smoking status, alcohol consumption, BMI, height, educational level and marital status.
Abbreviations: T3, triiodothyronine; RR, relative risk; RR**, relative risk adjusted for age (continuous), menopausal status (in analysis of all women), use of HRT, nulliparity, use of oral contraception, age at menarche, smoking status, alcohol consumption, BMI, height, educational level and marital status, * P < 0.05.
