Sentence examples for early and continuous from inspiring English sources
Despite early and continuous treatment many patients with phenylketonuria (PKU) still experience neurocognitive problems.
During in vitro differentiation an early and continuous Mzf1 overexpression inhibited CPC formation and cardiac gene expression.
The early delivery of a UI prototype for evaluation helps meet the agile principle of early and continuous delivery.
The effects of early and continuous density control on the characteristics of mature loblolly pine (Pinus taeda L). were measured at age 38 and analyzed.
Recommendations for carrying out rapid qualitative research in this context included the early designation of community leaders as a point of contact, early and continuous sharing of findings, and development of recommendations with local policy makers and practitioners.
"Why not just give them the services?" Michele Cahill, an adviser to the schools chancellor, says the new program, which is expected to retain 20percentt of third graders, about 15,000 children, will succeed because retained students will not be segregated, but will get "early and continuous assessments and interventions" and a "rigorous curriculum".
The importance of effective BP control in type 2 diabetic patients to prevent CV outcomes and other diabetes-related complications is underlined, with emphasis on early, tight, and continuous BP control to optimize patients' protection.
Early diagnosis and continuous treatment with a low Phe diet prevents severe neurological and cognitive impairment.
Engineering structures are prone to fatigue damage over service lifespan, entailing early detection and continuous monitoring of the fatigue damage from its initiation through growth.
In the postoperative period, patients underwent early mobilization and continuous active and passive leg mobilization.
Key features in any Agile methodology are adaptive planning, evolutionary development, early delivery, and continuous improvement, as well as a rapid and flexible response to change.
