Sentence examples for has continued over time from inspiring English sources

The first group includes light color weighted silk samples highly friable; its degradation has continued over time despite being stored under controlled conditions.

This trend has continued over time.

For the first four modules an end of module survey was used (this practice has continued over time).

And as such, one could imagine that, if the dual occupational coding of individuals (on the old and new classification) were to have continued over time, the elements of the transformation matrix may well have changed reflecting structural changs across occupations and/or improved methods of measurement.20 Unfortunately our study is unable to capture those changes.

Polar bears can breed with brown bears to produce fertile grizzly polar bear hybrids, rather than indicating that they have only recently diverged, the new evidence suggests more frequent mating has continued over a longer period of time, and thus the two bears remain genetically similar.

The concept has continued to evolve over time and has spread across linguistic boundaries in geography, and more recently has entered the lexicon of related social sciences, particularly history, archaeology, anthropology, environmental psychology, as well as some cognate fields beyond such as landscape aesthetics and landscape ecology.

The number of publications demonstrating all of the above smartphone sensing of fluorescent nanotechnology on paper-based platform is significantly smaller than overall smartphone sensing (Fig. 1; light green line), again demonstrating its complications, although this number has continued to increase over time.

This has not been observed; utilisation has continued to decline over time rather than grow.

The importance of nosology has continued to increase over time and the field has become particularly relevant as technology continues to play a more prominent role in the delivery of healthcare.

Indeed, India was the first country in the developing world to establish a national anaemia programme, which has continued to evolve over time 57 (see online supplementary table S6).

Individual patient analysis found no obvious differences between patients who lost glycemic control over time and patients who had continued improvements over time.