These patients were linked to the PCP who provided the most continuous care to them during each year.
In a ladder, most continuous lines belong to multiple monophyletic groups.
Most continuous variables were categorised according to medians or quartiles, except for body mass index (≤ or >25 kg/m2), platelets (< or ≥150,000/mm3), AST (< or ≥25 and 30 UI/L for females and males, respectively) and ALT (< or ≥25 and 30 UI/L for females and males, respectively).
In most continuous casting operations, it is necessary to maintain minimal fluctuation in steel temperature, and this requires the use of a ladle stirring station to establish a uniform temperature and chemical composition throughout the ladle.
Indeed, it could be argued to be the most continuous and unifying feature of Russell's philosophical work (e.g., see Hager 1994).
The study is part of the Dead Sea Deep Drilling Project, a $2.6 million effort begun 10 years ago to recover the longest, most continuous, and best-preserved archive of environmental and seismic information in the Middle East.
One way to define the sunniest place is to ask which spot gets the most continuous hours of sun.
In the diagonal cladogram format, most continuous lines represent multiple branching points, but people tend to interpret them as if no branching has occurred because of good continuation.
Most continuous integration platforms were built on VMs, making them useful but comparatively slower to load due to the sheer weight of the VM.
"However, as our priority is to ensure that residents receive the best and most continuous care we can provide, in the event that a post is temporarily vacant, it is vital that it should be filled by someone with experience and skill," she said.
