Sentence examples for data on the continuing from inspiring English sources

Dispiriting data on the continuing prevalence of child marriage, maternal mortality, and female genital mutilation (FGM) are shrugged off by "experts" who breathlessly recount the exotic ceremonial customs of a certain obscure ethnic group that allows women to preside at rites-of-passage occasions, for instance.

GeoQuant data sheds light on the continuing impasse.

In the face of the data, they blame the continuing rates on the poisoning of pregnant women with thimerosal-containing flu shots (although only something like 10percentt of pregnant women get this shot) and flu vaccination of toddlers (according to a 2004 NHIS immunization survey, only 18% of children 6--23 months got one or more flu shots).

The central disagreement between the two federal judges who just ruled on the constitutionality of the meta-data program turned in large part on the continuing validity and proper application of Miller and Smith.

Observing that there was a mass of complex data on the subject, Mauss continued: in these "early" societies, social phenomena are not discrete; each phenomenon contains all the threads of which the social fabric is composed.

Longitudinal data are useful to supplement cross-sectional data available on stroke populations in the continuing effort to design effective interventions to prevent falls among people affected by strokes.

Data on preferences for continuing education were collected using a quantitative questionnaire and individual semi-structured interviews.

As sequence, structure and functional data on ELKs continues to grow, future efforts will focus on detailed models of ELK neo-functionalization.

"[A]n important first step to progress" is "awareness of the data" on diversity, they continue.

The primary source of data on temporary residents continues to be the Nonimmigrant Information System NIISS).

Although we do not report data on cost savings, continued use of the system and anecdotal reports by the hospital administrative staff suggest that PCIP continues to be an effective tool to manage inventory more efficiently at St . Luke Hospital and as such, was adequately tailored to meet the stated institutional need for such a tool.