Sentence examples for are continuously investigated from inspiring English sources
New promising techniques for coating medical devices are continuously investigated.
Many production techniques of calcium orthophosphate coatings, films and layers have been already invented and new promising techniques are continuously investigated.
Based on these obvious shortcomings of the lymph node status, new procedures and markers are continuously investigated with regard to their prognostic value.
We are continuously investigating families with strong histories of cancer to improve our understanding of how inherited cancers develop, and how to block that process.
Asked whether she thought the bombers were linked to Al Qaeda, she said, "That will be continuously investigated so that this can be uncovered as soon as possible".
Capillary pumping two-phase loops have been continuously investigated for electronic cooling systems, satellite thermal control and other space applications.
In order to improve water production of membrane distillation (MD), the development of high performance membrane having better mass transfer and enhancement of convection heat transfer in MD module have been continuously investigated.
In this framework, the susceptibility of local freshwater ecosystems to change beyond thresholds is continuously investigated and updated by scientists, used to design policy targets by decision makers, and used to establish mitigation measures by local stakeholders.
Incentive-based reporting should be continuously investigated to assess challenges for evaluating current measures.
Considering the diversity of plants, animals, and microorganisms, the possibility of obtaining compounds of biological or industrial interest, residues and by-products derived from various biomasses must be continuously investigated in order to add value to natural products and thus avoid future problems of environmental impact.
Thus, the clinical implications of tumor response evaluation using tumor markers have been continuously investigated [ 35- 38].
