Sentence examples for continuously existed from inspiring English sources

Deterioration of the US power since the post-war period: Different from conventional belief that the US hegemony has continuously existed since the end of WWII, Reich and Lebow considered the American hegemony has quickly eroded during the post-war period following other countries' growing economic strength and political stability.

4. Both types of refuges continuously existed throughout the history of eukaryotic life.

Although he had received antibiotics in another hospital, the cutaneous lesions gradually enlarged and sustained high fever continuously existed.

The CNV status of RCCX has been reliably proven in chimpanzee (Perry et al. 2008b), and in all probability, this status in human and chimpanzee has continuously existed since the common ancestor (Marques-Bonet et al. 2009).

Since ξ is an uncertain variable with regular uncertainty distribution (Phi(t)), its inverse uncertainty distribution (Phi^{-1} alpha)) continuously exists from Definition 4 and Definition 5.

It should be noticed that these 3-nm small particles continuously exist in the whole particle formation process and even in the final samples (arrow marked).

But they still have their own disadvantages, e.g., relying too much on precise a priori SNR estimation [20], easy to cause over-estimation of noise and thus damaging the speech, especially when speech continuously exists in a lot of frames.

A scarp ~150 m high marks the trace of the normal fault (Figs. 1(c), 2(c), 3(b)), and continuously exists along the ridge (~2 km dive track of the Shinkai).

When GC skew continuously exists along one strand of the genome and does not shift its polarity, the strand results in extremely high dist while SA is low, deviating from the above dist/ SA ratio.

Plasmodium chromatin must therefore continuously exist as a dynamic entity, switching between the open and closed forms at specific nuclear regions and loci based on the requirements of the cell.

Simulations6 based on such models tend to predict that the GrIS existed continuously throughout the Pleistocene.