Sentence examples for continuously dedicated from inspiring English sources

Therefore, worldwide production capacity for influenza vaccines is continuously dedicated to the production of seasonal vaccines while pandemic preparedness, either in response to an emerging pandemic or for the generation of a stockpile, requires the redirection of manufacturing resources to the production of a pandemic vaccine at the expense of the seasonal vaccine.

I think Nelson would feel that people should be like that continuously: dedicate yourself to the people of South Africa without having a little agenda".

Since DWC demand higher efforts in equipment design and process control they are predominantly used in continuously operated dedicated production plants and spread only over a limited number of chemical companies.

During both emission scans, arterial blood concentrations were monitored continuously using a dedicated on-line blood sampler (Veenstra Instruments, Joure, Netherlands [22]).

There are typically two different alternatives for data set construction in model building, either the user has its own private data set with measurements curated from different sources or measured in the lab, or else retrieves the information from an available online data repository, that is continuously being updated by dedicated teams.

Radiologists have been dedicated to maintaining and continuously improving imaging protocols [6].

Over the last half-century, the field of prosthetic engineering has continuously evolved with much attention being dedicated to restoring the mechanical energy properties of ankle joint musculatures during gait.

The system is updated continuously by a small number of dedicated staff.

The corresponding radioactive signal with respect to the dedicated measurement point was monitored continuously in the perimeter trace (b).

The paper presents design methods and control structure solutions dedicated to servo systems with continuously variable parameters.

In the TLV group, animals were ventilated with a dedicated prototype of liquid ventilator continuously controlling liquid pressures and volumes (Inolivent-5, Université de Sherbrooke, QC, Canada) [16, 19].