Sentence examples for following continual from inspiring English sources

In week ten, following continual rule breaking by a number of housemates, Big Brother decided to allow the discussion of nominations until further notice.

We also measured the survival of miRNA-lacking females following continual exposure to SP-lacking or control males.

Further observations were made in cells following continual stimulation extending over ∼10 min. Resumption of scanning then confirmed a similar appearance of subsidiary events in RyR s/s but not WT or RyR2 p/s myocytes (Fig. 3a,c,e).

After all, the last four years of trans-Atlantic relations, following the continual screech of the Bush/Chirac/Schröder interface, have been without any particular savor, heat or antipathy.

This would allow the network to always return toward normality following the continual and varied perturbations it receives from the environment.

The highest dose with a median probability of tolerability being at least 33percentnt will be applied as the current MTD to the subsequent patient, following the Continual Reassessment Method [ 23].

The two men travel through the mountains of the far West with Hardesty following Honey's continual bad advice.

The following month, despite continual problems with jamming guns in the S.E.5s, Ball shot down seven Albatroses in five days, including two reconnaissance models on 1 May, a reconnaissance plane and an Albatros D.III fighter on 2 May; a D.III on 4 May, and two D.IIIs the next day, 5 May.

To set up epidemiological surveillance of the effects of asbestos exposure on the French population health, the National Mesothelioma Surveillance Program was established in 1998 in France based on continual following up of MPM [ 46].

"In accordance with the code for crown prosecutors, which requires prosecutors to keep all cases under continual review, following receipt of further expert medical evidence relating to her health, the CPS has concluded that it is no longer in the public interest to prosecute Virginia Wheeler," he said.

There was a sense of salvation when the government announced the nationalisation of the British Coalmines in 1947; but the following decades saw a continual reduction in the output from the Rhondda mines.