Sentence examples for continual level from inspiring English sources

"I'm amazed at the continual level of discovery coming from pictures made in such a small period of time".

Because of the politicised nature of our profession we have wave after wave of tinkering and change from our political masters – but I don't think [the prospect of change under Corbyn] is as scary as the continual level of ludicrous hyper-accountability we're under.

However, to aim at a continual level of 0.1 ppm F in saliva as a baseline value instead of values of 0.03 ppm or less appears to be sound.

In this investigation, the agent-based model was used to capture biological rules governing intercellular interactions in the human epidermis; COmplex PAthway SImulator was used to simulate the expression and signalling of TGF-β1 at the intracellular level and the physical solver was used at the continual level to resolve forces exerted between cells.

On the other hand, these new informational warfare capabilities might allow states to engage in continual low level conflict eschewing efforts for peacemaking which might require political compromise.

Low-level residential care (also referred to as 'hostel care' in the Australian system) provides help and housing to older people who do not need continual, high level access to nursing care but have physical, medical, psychological or social care needs that cannot be met through living in the community [ 2].

Aggers should make this list because he is "undoubtedly superb", says reader Buddha1969, and his "continual low-level baiting of Geoff Boycott is hilarious", adds salfordexile66.

There is continual low-level skirmishing between his wife, Beth Paget Brewsterr), and his mother, Izzy (Danner), who lives just thirty feet away, in a guesthouse.

I wanted to hear more about the world and to silence the continual, low-level whine about how down-trodden we all were.

These rare forms are examples of what Dr Wolfe calls viral chatter, a term borrowed from intelligence agencies which monitor telephones for the use of certain words or unusual patterns of communication.His thesis is that there is continual low-level interchange of viruses between species.

This is particularly salient for incarcerated populations who face continual, multi-level stigma long after they are released, which affects their ability to reintegrate into the community and access multiple systems of support.