Sentence examples for relation of continuous from inspiring English sources

Russell was at first entangled in the study of "the contradictions in the relation of continuous quantity to number and the continuum" (cited in Moore 1995, p. 219), and he obtained his contradiction (May 1901) as a result of considering the antinomy arising with Cantor's theorem (see Russell 1903, footnote 7, par. 344; par. 100, p. 101).

Pearson correlation coefficients were calculated and univariate linear regression models were fitted to assess the bivariate relation of continuous variables.

Multiple regression analyses of the relation of continuous log-transformed personal endotoxin to stationary endotoxin measurements were conducted using the general linear mixed model.

When analysing the relation of continuous tumour PMN-E levels with response, it appeared that there was a trend towards a lower response rate with increasing levels of PMN-E (P=0.07).

Now, we can write the time scales analogues of some relations of continuous fractional calculus.

Seven studies reported continuous measures of birth weight in relation to continuous measures of PFOA exposure (Apelberg et al. 2007; Fei et al. 2007; Hamm et al. 2009; Inoue et al. 2004; Monroy et al. 2008; So et al. 2006; Washino et al. 2009).

We can also enquire as to whether performance varies over time – either for new instances of the same type, or in relation to continuous use of the same instances over a period.

Relative risk for esophageal cancer in relation to continuous z-score of metabolic factors and the composite metabolic syndrome score, stratified for smoking status.

We used generalized estimating equations (GEEs) with identity linkage under exchangeable correlation structure assumption to examine exposures of interest in relation to continuous SBP and DBP.

We found no relation between days of continuous cover by a single intensivist or grade of physician staffing at nighttime and patient outcomes in adult, general ICUs in England.

This study failed to demonstrate a relation between days of continuous cover by a single intensivist or grade of physician staffing at nighttime and risk-adjusted acute hospital mortality in patients admitted to adult, general ICUs in England.