Sentence examples for continuously very high from inspiring English sources

Speaking on BBC's Today programme on Radio 4, he said: "For the last 10 years there were about four (hospitals) who have had continuously very high adjusted death rates.

Sir Brian said statistics showed that for a decade four hospitals had Hospital Standardised Mortality Ratios (HSMR) - which gives a figure for whether death rates are higher or lower than would be normally expected - which were "continuously very high".

"For the last 10 years there were about four [hospitals] who have had continuously very high adjusted death rates.

The characteristics are megakaryocyte proliferation in the bone marrow, continuously very high platelet counts (>45 × 104/μl), and morphological abnormalities of platelets. ET is ruled out if there are morphological abnormalities of the red or white blood cells.

In particular, NASA is continuously gathering very high-dimensional imagery data from the surface of the Earth with hyperspectral sensors such as the Jet Propulsion Laboratory's airborne visible-infrared imaging spectrometer (AVIRIS) or the Hyperion imager aboard Earth Observing-1 (EO-1) satellite platform.

A significant challenge with the use of RT inhibitors is the development of resistance; because HIV replicates continuously at a very high rate, there are many chances for mutation and hence the emergence of a virus resistant to many drugs.

With increasing molecular weight of the macromer the E-modulus of the networks decreased from 314 MPa (lowest Mn) to 5 MPa (highest Mn), while their elongation at break continuously increased, reaching a very high value of 1200%.

Processing data streams generated from wireless sensor networks has raised new research challenges over the last few years due to the huge numbers of data streams to be managed continuously and at a very high rate.

"We're trying to keep up with our technology -- the digital flow operates at this very high speed continuously," explains Schwartz.

Keep technological temptations away when you find yourself getting too distracted and constantly drawn in to work emails -- or as Schwartz puts it: "If you're trying to lose weight, don't have cupcakes in the fridge". "We're trying to keep up with our technology -- the digital flow operates at this very high speed continuously," explains Schwartz.

Returning to the 'eagle's view', we might observe a city's traffic from very high above, continuously, or in the form of snapshots, like a transcriptome study.