Sentence examples for by continuing to apply from inspiring English sources

A documentary screened on Swedish television, entitled Experimenten (Experiments), alleged that he had effectively used his patients as live guinea pigs by continuing to apply his new method in operations even though it showed little or no sign of working.

"What broader values," he asked, "are served by continuing to apply a law that no one will defend on the merits?" Some trial judges say their job is to apply the law and not broader values.

θs(Z) was estimated from the FDM calculations by continuing to apply an average effective precipitation P0 onto the ground surface before the soil water distribution converges.

This observation suggests that for patients who failed to respond within 4 weeks to combination DMARD treatment, few gains were made by continuing to apply the same DMARD treat-to-target algorithm for 6 12 months.

By incorporating a swarm framework, the algorithm searches the solution space from multiple start points (different logic trees) instead of continuing to apply modifications on one logic tree.

A series of ancestral fady (taboos) decreed by Andrianampoinimerina continue to apply in the village, and include prohibitions against corn, pumpkins, pigs, onions, hedgehogs and snails; the use of reeds for cooking; and the cutting or collecting of wood from the sacred forests on the hill.

A spokesman for the insurer explains: "When Prudential rescued the Equitable Life scheme, the policy choices made by Equitable customers continued to apply.

Conditions are provided under which allocations converge to the efficient ones long enough after contracting, and this convergence occurs irrespective of the time the contract is initially agreed (put differently, the so-called "principle of vanishing distortions" introduced by Battaglini (2005) continues to apply irrespective of the buyer's arrival date).

The challenges articulated by Tukey 35 years ago continue to apply to the spatial measurements and statistics of GIS analysis today [ 16].

The term "Liberals" was used in federal politics from 1901 by radical protectionists; they continued to apply it to themselves after uniting with more conservative groups in opposition to the growing strength of the Australian Labor Party.

Since the Act, now the, was premised on common law rules of the tort of defamation, the Court held that the Legislature had "clearly intended that the common law relating to defamation, as modified by the Act, should continue to apply in Singapore".