Sentence examples for for which continuous from inspiring English sources

The condition for which continuous, sustained oscillations occur in the three models (i.e., marginal stability) and their associated exergetic efficiencies at this condition are calculated and compared.

In our study, we exclude countries for which continuous data on earnings is not available: Austria, Canada, Germany, Sweden and the United States.

Enhancement of the electron flux with energy of the order of 0.1 keV was observed in eight events out of the ten for which continuous observation of the electron spectra was available.

The drainage juice contained amylase of more than 10,000 IU/ml, which was confirmed as pancreatic fistula based on the criteria of the International Study Group on Pancreatic Fistula [8], for which continuous suction drainage was initiated.

Other defects in visual transduction, such as constitutively active mutant opsins [34] [36], mutations in cyclic guanosine monophosphate-gated channel [37] or in retinal guanylate cyclase [38], [39], are associated with photoreceptor dystrophies for which continuous activation of the visual cascade is the most likely explanation for the outcome of the disease.

a The clinical categories relate to cases for which continuous data were not submitted.

A recent improvement initiative in the USA for instance, in which continuous education was the primary intervention, led to a significant increase in cardiac risk score documentation in patients with UA and NSTEMI.

Though the concept of such a type has challenged recent designers, the face itself is used largely for display purposes, in which continuous reading is not a requirement.

The Toyoda model utilised a common method for determining the value at which continuous covariates were dichotomised, that is, multiple testing in search of the 'optimal' value.

Third, it is now possible to design continuously differentiable stabilizers for some feedforward systems, for which only continuous stabilizers were previously designed.

for which is continuous and (2.11).