Sentence examples for continual collection from inspiring English sources

The HuGE Navigator is an integrated knowledge base of human genome epidemiology, focusing primarily on the continual collection of epidemiologic and genetic studies, including publications of genetic variants, gene-disease associations and gene-gene or gene-environment interactions [7].

Consequently, we recommend continual collection of data through time such that it may be possible to combine discrete data sets to achieve necessary power.

We peel ourselves away from the fire and get back on the bus to Seppeltsfield, which has the oldest continual port collection in the world.

A system is built upon the method that enables transfer learning from across different domains and real-time adaptive learning for continual information collection.

This requires the proper allocation of resources, commitment for the continual use of mobile data collection, sustainable resources, and continuous assessment of adequate data collection and data storage.

The most vital stages of production, resulting in an increased yield, were the bacterial pellet collection, folding by continual injection and general automation.

Advancement in the fields of material science, analytical methodologies, instrumentation, automation, continuous monitoring, feed forward/feed back control and comprehensive data collection have led to continual improvement of pharmaceutical tablet manufacturing technology, notably the multi-layer tablets.

True to its title, this athletic work for an ensemble of 15 is both a continual whirl of motion and a collection of abrupt stops and starts.

The analysis was a continual process in parallel with data collection, involving the repeated reading of recent transcripts in combination with listening to the recorded interviews.

In terms of quality of data collection, this was ensured through continual monthly monitoring of fieldwork by field staff.

The difficulty and expense of ensuring continual remote system access for on-going data collection was also mentioned as a barrier.