Sentence examples for continuous widespread from inspiring English sources

No other Greek metaphysical work was translated and commented upon in the same continuous, widespread and multiform manner, or quoted so often and extensively in original treatises.

Deep tight gas reservoirs are characterized by close contact between source rocks and reservoirs and by the continuous widespread distribution and the common presence of relatively deep depression areas or sag and slope belts (Fig. 7b).

However, an increase in VRE isolation associated with the continuous widespread use of glycopeptides in a Taiwanese university hospital was observed (23 ).

There was no mutually exclusive correlation between genotype and geographic origin; representatives of geographic areas tended to cluster, but isolates from distant locations occurred in each lineage, indicating continuous widespread dispersal of virus (6 ).

But continuous and widespread HR cropping is still very common.

Among the various services offered, a continuous and widespread supply of electricity draws the maximum attention.

Along with continuous growing widespread adulterations of botanical drugs, the necessity for drug quality monitoring has become more popular than ever.

In addition, apart from their mobility and fluxes through all the compartments of the marine environment [15], the new inputs of 'fresh' plastic into the marine environment is so continuous and widespread through all the oceans that would be equivalent to the continental or oceanic long-range transport property of highly persistent POPs.

However, because of continuous and widespread exposure, > 92% of the 2,517 participants ≥ 6 years of age in the U.S. 2003 2004 National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey NHANESS) had detectable concentrations of BPA in their urine (Calafat et al. 2008).

Often amenable to degradation, their continual introduction to waste-receiving waters results from their widespread, continuous, combined use by individuals and domestic animals, giving PPCPs a "pseudo-persistence" in the environment.

Giles Peaker, a partner at Anthony Gold solicitors, said: "This isn't just a few forgotten families; it's widespread, continuous disregard for the law, and puts vulnerable people at risk of harm".