Sentence examples for has not been continuous from inspiring English sources
However, the warming has not been continuous.
The SPCC's history has not been continuous: there was a hiatus of three years (1977-1980) itsits existence, for reasons I will explain later.
Since the LIG, the distribution of this species has not been continuous between Chapada Diamantina and Planalto da Borborema.
This is because they have been established in a minority of registered healthcare facilities and, where present, their functioning has not been continuous and they have no real powers of changing the actual situation.
Such low COFs have persisted for thousands of sliding passes, even though the graphene layers formed on sliding surfaces have not been continuous or continuously replenished; they were made of a few sheets of graphene.
Although continuous production of d-xylonate has not been reported, continuous production of d-gluconic (e.g. Attwood et al. 1991), 2-keto- l-gulonic (e.g. Takagi et al. 2009) and 2,5-diketogluconic (e.g. Buse et al. 1992a, b) acids have been described.
"The supply chain of aid has not been robust or continuous.
"This growth has not been explosive, but continuous over time," Mr. Ostropolsky said of Uco Valley prices.
Furthermore, the optimal site for administration of local anesthetic has not been determined, although continuous infusion of ropivacaine to the subcutaneous layer of the wound after THA has been reported to have an analgesic and opioid-sparing effect (Bianconi et al. 2003).
"The declining trend of biodiversity has not been under effective control with continuous loss and drain of genetic resources…China has 2,588 nature reserves covering 14.9percentt of our territory, which is higher than the world average.
That changed on Wednesday when a court in San Francisco granted a petition by Donna Carnes, Dr. Gray's widow, to establish her husband's death under California law, which allows for such a determination when a missing person has not been heard from for five continuous years.
