Sentence examples for continuous to study from inspiring English sources
In this paper, we continuous to study the general case, that is, C is not necessarily closed and f, g, (f_{t}), (g_{t}), (tin T), are not necessarily lsc.
We introduce the inventory routing problem with continuous moves to study two important real-life complexities: limited product availabilities at facilities and customers that cannot be served using out-and-back tours.
Still, the researchers are concerned about the electromagnetic interference with medical devices by cellular phones in the healthcare domain and recommend for conducting continuous research to study their interaction with medical equipment.
Ref. [12] formulated a white-headed langur's ISFC model with sparse effect and continuous delay to study the periodic and artificial releasing.
Johnston et al utilized both an age-structured model and a continuous model to study epithelium homeostasis and found that mutations in either death, differentiation or renewal of stem cells or transit amplifying cells will initiate tumorigenesis in the colon [11].
In recent years, there have been continuous research efforts to study different facet of CMS.
In this paper we present an integrodifference host parasitoid model, discrete in time and continuous in space, to study how the critical habitat-size necessary for parasitoid survival changes in response to parasitoid life history traits, such as emergence time.
Unidirectionally Arrayed Chopped Strand (UACS) plies with highly aligned slits of bi-angle pattern and staggered pattern were used as 0° ply, respectively, instead of conventional continuous fiber ply to study the effects of UACS ply on the compression and progressive crush responses of cross-ply laminates.
Microdialysis is a continuous sampling technique to study unbound drug disposition and metabolism in blood and tissues.
Mathew et al. (2003) used continuous blood sampling to study 24-h cortisol cycles in 42 adolescents with MDD and 35 without and examined these youths again 10 years later with the goal of predicting suicide attempts.
Here we used a continuous response scale to study the types of reporting errors that participants make when objects are presented at the same or at different locations in space.
