Sentence examples for a continuous goal from inspiring English sources

Staying current and adjusting to the next level of efficiency and regulatory compliance should be a continuous goal for improvement.

Obtaining new pharmaceutical materials with enhanced properties by using natural compounds and environment-friendly methods is a continuous goal for scientists.

A majority of the neurons in these pairs exhibited continuous goal selectivity throughout the Final Goal Display and Delays 1 and 2. Only a few exhibited other types of goal selectivity.

Make a continuous, incessant sound.

It's impossible to do without a continuous assessment and the goal is that through these experiments the team can create a program that would allow that flow of data from the patient to their medical team and provide more pinpoint dosing.

To achieve this goal, a continuous lining of ECs on the luminal surface of TEBVs seems to be essential since it represents a physical barrier that is able to prevent platelet adhesion and the activation of the coagulation cascade [ 28].

This allows for a continuous assessment of teaching goals and student learning in the respective class (lecture, discussions, or labs).

Our goal is a continuous feedback loop to accelerate the translation of data into knowledge from the basic sciences into the development of new treatments, translating the findings from clinical trials into everyday practice.

In a randomized trial of repeated IV boluses of midazolam with a goal of 1 2 on the Ramsay scale compared to a continuous IV infusion with a Ramsay goal of 3 4, the light sedation strategy with repeated IV boluses revealed feasible and safe and was associated with significantly shorter mechanical ventilation duration and ICU stay and no long-term, adverse cognitive, or psychological impact [7].

In a randomized trial of repeated IV boluses of midazolam with a goal of 1 2 on the Ramsay scale compared to a continuous IV infusion with a Ramsay goal of 3 4, the light sedation strategy with repeated IV boluses revealed feasible and safe and was associated with significantly shorter mechanical ventilation duration and ICU stay and no long-term, adverse cognitive, or psychological impact [ 7].

Simple or informal groups are generally made up of friends or family members and they are characterised by a high cohesion level, moving all together towards the same goal due to shared goals and to a continuous mechanism of adaptation of the chosen paths to try to preserve the possibility of performing non-verbal communication (Costa 2010).