Sentence examples for range of continuous from inspiring English sources

The recommended range of continuous dripping for tomato is 0.03 0.05 l/h.

The chapter discusses another important feature of VCSEL, which is its wide range of continuous wavelength tunability.

Finally, a range of continuous assimilation techniques, including recently developed 4-D variational assimilation and hourly nudging have been tested.

A commercial silicone hydrogel lens was tailored to release approximately 1000 μg of HPMC over a period of up to 60 days in a constant manner at a rate of 16 μg/day under physiological flowrates, releasing over the entire range of continuous wear.

Different combinations of fluids, including ionic liquids, glycerol and silicon oils, lead to large range of continuous fluid viscosity (μc=0.5 1000 mPas) and viscosity ratio (λ=1/270 120), allowing for comprehensive investigation on how fluid viscosity affects droplet formation.

The method enables achieving a broad range of continuous spectral distributions and compares favorably with other methods proposed in the literature.

with medians (±interquartile ranges) of continuous variables for case and control participants using paired t test and Wilcoxon-signed rank test, respectively.

External or independent evaluation is predicated on the full reporting of the prediction model in the article describing its development, including reporting eligibility criteria (i.e. ranges of continuous predictors, such as age).

The primary determinants of heterogeneity in study-specific estimates of discrimination are: 1) study-specific distributions of the risk predictors, with wider ranges of continuous risk predictors leading to higher values of, and 2) variation in the relevance of the pooled to individual studies.

The first is the set of assembled scaffold lengths, (Si); next, a set of reference sequence lengths (Ri); then the lengths of the alignments of scaffolds to the reference (Ai); and finally the lengths of the 'coverage islands' (Ci), which consist of ranges of continuous coverage (on a reference sequence) by one or more alignment(s) from the assembly.

Patient characteristics were described using the median and interquartile range (IQR) of continuous variables and the frequency distribution of categorical variables.