Sentence examples for continuous voluntary from inspiring English sources

Toriumi et al. [8] proposed RG and MRG as dual games of the norms and meta-norms games proposed by Axelrod [20] (Fig. 1) and attempted to explain the mechanism of continuous voluntary participation in SNSs.

We have demonstrated neurally activated FES that provided two monkeys with the ability to exert continuous voluntary, control over the wrist flexor musculature despite temporary paralysis.

For Duke University Health System (DUHS) employees with fewer than three years of full-time continuous service, voluntary STD benefits begin after four weeks (28 days) and may continue for up to 22 weeks of total disability**.

For DUHS employees with three or more years of full-time continuous service, voluntary STD benefits begin after four weeks (28 days) and may continue for up to nine weeks of total disability**.

The data stem from a continuous and voluntary multi-country web survey, extracting 673,898 observations for the years 2008 2013 from 86 countries.

Thus, the survey is voluntary, continuous, and multi-country.5 It contains detailed questions about, for example, education, occupation, skill mismatch, industry, country of birth, country of birth of parents, and, in some countries, ethnic group.

The payment vehicle was used as voluntary continuous donation, contributed through a monthly water bill for three years, which could catch the present value of preferences for biodiversity conservation and also prevent potential protests due to compulsory payment like taxes (Rolfe et al., [2000]).

The payment vehicle was used as voluntary continuous donation, contributed through a monthly water bill for 3 years, which could catch the present value of preferences for biodiversity conservation and also prevent potential protests due to compulsory payment like taxes [23].

Continuous expansion of voluntary counseling and testing services and integration of HIV treatment and care services with reproductive health services are thus warranted.

Generally, findings from this study provide support for the need for continuous expansion of voluntary counseling and testing services and integration of HIV treatment with sexual and reproductive health services (6, 14, 30).

Therefore, the data indicated that the program encouraged its participants to engage in activities other than work, raising interest in participation in community groups and investment in other projects that can be adapted/implemented after retirement, such as continuous improvement courses or voluntary work.