Sentence examples for approach of continuing from inspiring English sources

Our approach of continuing to collect venous samples when arterial samples were no longer available, and thus accepting small arterio-venous differences beyond four hours, allowed full characterisation of the compound's elimination half-life and volume of distribution.

More researchers could take this or a similar approach instead of continuing to use datasets that are not very relevant from over a decade ago.

There is a need to focus on reducing illicit drug use in street-based sex workers (SSWs) as drug policy aims shift from a pragmatic harm reduction approach, tolerant of continuing drug use, as long as this drug use is safer, to recovery-orientated services.

This attention has been heightened further in more recent years with the emerging priority of a national approach to continuing education and training because of changing work requirements, an ageing workforce and lengthening working lives (Billett et al. 2015).

He endorsed his colleague as "an extremely effective communicator" who would "take a pragmatic, positive approach to continuing the Ashdown style of cooperation".

Such an approach would include "adequate disclosure of continuing loss exposures and a formal claim to future profits.

In this paper we question whether these optimistic solutions can be developed and widely deployed in the limited time frame available, and argue instead that not only are ever-rising vehicular mobility levels unlikely to occur, but that the human costs of continuing this approach are also too great.

Without such a research approach, we run the risk of continuing to conduct expensive system-wide initiatives such as accreditation programs without an evidence base.

It suggests that existing approaches to assessing the impact of continuing education activities may overlook significant contributions and more attention should be given to the role that practical knowledge plays in the change process in addition to scientific knowledge.

Our approach now achieves the dual goals of continuing the cleanup progress in 2011 and collecting the information the E.P.A. needs to make informed final decisions.

He added: "The economic and human costs of continuing softly, softly approaches and further inaction are well set out by PHE in their report.