Sentence examples for a continuity of that from inspiring English sources

In March 2013 the After Hours Veterinary Emergency Clinic combined with Guilford College Animal Hospital (a 24 hour general practice) to provide advanced veterinary services with a highly competitive fee structure, the convenience of ANYTIME care, and a continuity of that care unmatched in the Piedmont triad.

So, as a continuity of that, this work aimed at identifying active principles with antifungal properties from P. fulva that could be used as markers for possible standardization of this plant as phytomedicine.

"Once we moved to L.A., there was a continuity of style that came from Alan and me, and that was important to Matt [Weiner]." In creating a practical effect, a grid consisting of fluorescent lights was installed onto the set that housed Sterling Cooper's main office.

Our ER and GP doctors work together to provide a continuity of care that is not available to most general practitioners.

And with such a team, we will be better able to manage our health in partnership with our doctors and other healthcare providers who can provide a continuity of care that improves the success of both prevention and treatment.

How could awareness of the passage of time come about and bring about a continuity of moments that construct Bergson's 'duration', or protoconsciousness?

The greater availability of postgraduates may have provided a continuity of mentorship that helped the undergraduates overcome day-to-day challenges of lab work (e.g., locating materials, using equipment) and continue to make progress in their research given the finite timelines typical of UREs.

Hodgson is all too aware that the present feelgood factor might not survive a similar result, and also that the Germans have managed a continuity of selection that England have found elusive.

Virtual reality is a natural continuity of that.

"But there's going to be a continuity of effort that we'll get used to".

For now I get partway through a piece, and I can try it in a zillion different places, in the yard and in the house, and stand it two feet away, or 40 feet, getting a continuity of approach that you just don't usually have in many buildings, let alone houses.