Sentence examples for study continuously from inspiring English sources

In particular, an experimental setup is introduced to study continuously varying filling levels.

The analysis has been extended to study continuously graded foams in order to determine the optimal gradation functions which promote improved strength as well as superior energy absorption, compared with the single phase foam of the same structural weight.

Here today at the annual meeting of the American Association for the Advancement of Science (which publishes ScienceNOW), Øivind Tøien and colleagues presented the first study continuously monitoring the physiology of black bears over an entire winter in a near-natural habitat.

OK contributed to the conception of the study, continuously supervised the study and drafted the manuscript.

This 12-years longitudinal study continuously investigates the susceptibility of C. neoformans against fluconazole.

HCS contributed to the conception of the study, continuously supervised the study and critically revised the final manuscript.

The response to C3H6 and CO of two different sensor configurations were studied continuously for 1000 h versus an air reference.

The chimpanzees (Pan troglodytes schweinfurthii) of the Budongo Forest Reserve, Masindi District, Western Uganda, were initially studied by one of us (VR) in 1962 [1], and have been studied continuously since 1990 [2].

This population has been studied continuously since the 1970s [28], [29] and currently comprises ca. 220 adults with ca. 50 cubs per year.

To obtain an indication of the systematic influence of sources of bias in a peer review process, in research evaluation it is proposed that the process of peer reviewing should be studied continuously and that any evidence of bias in the process should be brought to the attention of the editor for correction and modification of the process [46], [47].

Previous studies continuously focused on its nucleic acid-associated functions such as transcriptional or translational regulation in nuclei, mitochondria or endoplasmic reticulum [ 29– 39].