Sentence examples for continue to be designed from inspiring English sources
After a continuous series of therapeutic failures, several therapeutic regimens continue to be designed [ 24– 26].
Rather, robots would continue to be designed for specific tasks with little or no ability to evolve and adapt.
Over the past several decades, therapies have been and continue to be designed that interfere with the causative factors of mucositis in an effort to diminish its incidence.
Suits have developed and continue to be designed to be worn with a tie, which is framed by the lapels of the jacket and the collars of the shirt.
Princeton, through its departments and the Lewis-Sigler Institutestablishedblished facilities that make the advancing experimental and analysis technologies available to its research community, so that genome-scale experiments can continue to be designed and executed at the advancing state of the art.
As a matter of fact, this may be an irreversible and ever-worst problem if, as claimed by Shirky (2014), digital devices and applications continue to be designed for competing for our attention.
In this way, history will continue to repeat itself because it continues to be designed by those who have access to it, which, for the most part, are white people.
In the food industry, this has led to important environmental impact improvements at the agricultural stage, while most other stages in the Food Supply Chain (FSC) have continued to be designed inefficiently.
Other cable-operated systems using the Hallidie patents continued to be designed, such as the Glasgow Subway which opened in 1896.
Despite WHO's declaration in 2004 that: 'Well planned health research is fundamental to the improvement of health in all countries' (8), the reality remains that the vast majority of clinical research continues to be designed and conducted on the small minority of the world's population living in high-income countries (See Fig. 1) (9, 10).
"Our priority continues to be designing vehicles that perform safely for our customers and their families in everyday driving conditions".
