Sentence examples for continuing to characterize from inspiring English sources

After Casiraghi finished her Ph.D. in 2005, she remained at Cambridge as an Oppenheimer Research Fellow for 2 years, continuing to characterize various forms of carbon.

By continuing to characterize the mechanisms underlying both the normal function and pathological degradation of oral and maxillofacial structures, improved tissue-engineering constructs can be designed with the unique local environment of this region in mind.

I claimed that one very good reason for continuing to characterize one dominant approach to evolutionary biology, that represented by the so-called 'Neo-Darwinian Synthesis', as 'Darwinism' is that its proponents side with Darwin on these issues (and on many less fundamental ones besides).

While we are continuing to characterize these vaccines in mice, in preparation for studies in old primates and for human trials we assessed their effect in young lemur primates (n = 25) that with age develop Aβ plaques and tau aggregates as seen in Alzheimer's disease.

This type of verbal play continues to characterize both songs.

Divergent loyalties continued to characterize the region throughout the war.

But aviation experts continue to characterize rudder problems on the plane as rare.

Although the Catholic revival also served to rehabilitate the authority of tradition in Anglican theology generally, great variety continued to characterize the theologians of the Anglican Communion.

Although contraception is now accepted and practiced widely in most Marxist-Leninist states, some traditional ideologists continue to characterize its encouragement in Third-World countries as shabby Malthusianism.

Pentagon officials continue to characterize the tactical situation there as "fluid," with an "ebb and flow" as the Taliban are entrenched but having difficulty resupplying, while the rebel Northern Alliance forces have not been able to move forcefully.

While there is still a chance the Mets could trade ROBIN VENTURA to the Yankees by tomorrow, the deadline for postseason rosters, Mets General Manager STEVE PHILLIPS continued to characterize a deal as "less than likely"...