Sentence examples for total and continuous from inspiring English sources

In accordance with the patient's request, she was sedated by intermittent administration of midazolam (7 mg total) and continuous infusion of propofol (0.8 1.6 mg/kg/h).

Huge total thickness and continuous hydrocarbon-generating ability of the source rock make up for the deficiency of thin coal layers.

Yet GM characterization and analysis can reveal such relationships and is more faithful to the total form and continuous dimensions of points (i.e., does not reduce them to a small set of abstract formal properties and measures continuous variation in continuous terms).

Over the first 3 years of this long-term study, both laparoscopic total fundoplication and continuous ESO treatment were similarly effective and well-tolerated therapeutic strategies for providing effective control of GORD.

Binary parameters given in total and percentage, continuous variables presented in median and 25%and75%5% quartiles (25%|75%) or mean (± STD).

Intermittent antidepressant use was reported for 7.2% of total person-years and continuous antidepressant use for 3.2% of total person-years.

Most large manufacturing companies and many service companies have launched programs of total quality control and continuous improvement, and many have replaced standard costs with a more flexible approach using prior period results as current performance standards.

Despite containing an extensive body of normative or prescriptive studies, quality management literature offers little by way of generally applicable guidance concerning how to measure or monitor the critical factors underlying strategic quality management initiatives, such as total quality management and continuous quality improvement.

Figure 3 Oxidation Reduction Potential (ORP) (Left panel) and total (continuous lines) and ferrous iron (dotted lines) (Right panel) in chalcopyrite bioleaching assays in the presence of chloride ion (3 g/L) at 50°C.

IDI tests showed no improvement in sensitivity and specificity, and total continuous net reclassification (by adding smoking) showed a small increase of 10.74% (p=0.0016).

We used restricted cubic spline Cox regression to flexibly model the association between total PA (continuous) and cancer incidence and mortality rates.