Sentence examples for intermittent concern from inspiring English sources

He was also a specialist in the problems of small businesses, an area of regular Conservative rhetoric and intermittent concern.

This movie has a few interesting things: a deus ex machina tiger, an intermittent concern for the vulnerability of women.

Dombey and Son (1846 48) was a crucial novel in his development, a product of more thorough planning and maturer thought and the first in which "a pervasive uneasiness about contemporary society takes the place of an intermittent concern with specific social wrongs" (Kathleen Tillotson).

Most of the literature on intermittent catheterisation concerns individuals with repeated catheterisation due to neurologic problems [ 49, 50].

This interrogation of the man, however, is intermittent; Gardiner's concern is the work – or at least some of it.

So far as the ordinary, intermittent churchgoer is concerned, the church justifies itself by its service to them.

Different from the previous works concerning intermittent synchronization, it is assumed that the response system is subject to external disturbance, and both the control period and the control width may be variable.

Prospective randomized data concerning intermittent ADT in metastatic patients showed that 75%% of patients had resumed ADT after a mean duration of 15 months off [ 3].

However, given these studies assumed a theoretical maximum recoverable heat, whether its use is still energy effective in practice, in particular under intermittent operation, is of concern.

Previous pioneering work on Kalman filtering with intermittent observation losses is concerned with the asymptotic behavior of the expected value of the error covariance, i.e. E[Pk]<∞ as k→∞.

The protocol included only subjects on efavirenz in the intermittent arms due to the concern of nevirapine resistance.