Sentence examples for are continually exploring from inspiring English sources

The need for severely disabled patients to communicate is so striking that researchers are continually exploring methods to improve their performance (e.g., Broderick & MacKay, 2009; Koester & Simpson, 2014; Lin, Wu, Chen, Yeh, & Wang, 2008; MacKenzie & Felzer, 2010; Miró-Borrás & Bernabeau-Solar, 2009; Morland, 1983; Sears & Zha, 2003).

"A lot of people are online already, but I can see a spike of people coming online and betting more if I'm honest". The Gambling Commission say they are continually exploring ways to make gambling safer, and that online gambling has the benefit of tracking consumers play - so there is "no excuse if operators fail to identify players that are starting to show signs of problematic gambling".

Jessica, Harvey and Mike are continually exploring how much loyalty they can expect from each other, and every betrayal cuts deeply because they don't give up their trust and their intimate emotions easily.

In addition to our policies, we've developed moderation tools that allow creators to better control comments on their videos and we're continually exploring new, innovative ways to address harassment on the platform".

That is why BLS is continually exploring ways to ensure that our data are accurate and timely.

WSN is continually exploring the use of other sensors and indicators to either detect a broader spectrum of contaminants in the network and/or provide an earlier warning system.

Shian, vice president and general manager of Notebook Business Unit, Asus Corp. "As the netbook market grows, Asus is continually exploring offerings that optimize this computing experience and address the specific needs of today's netbook customers".

Research on trapline foraging by pollinators has traditionally focused on the adaptive value of this behavior, through optimal foraging models assuming that animals use hardwired movement rules (choices of movement distances or turning angle) as if they were continually exploring new habitats.

To maintain efficiency and depth of coverage in our practices, whereas facing an increasing volume and complexity of information, SGD is continually exploring computational text mining and natural language processing methods such as Solr Lucene, Textpresso (54) and Support Vector Machines (55) to aid in literature screening.

The potential engineering applications of SCs are being continually explored.

Pharmacokinetics, safety and efficacy of newer antibiotics and antifungals need to be continually explored and established in view of the emerging multidrug and sometimes pan-drug resistance amongst organisms causing systemic and ocular infections [62].