Sentence examples for help continuously from inspiring English sources

She moaned and cried out for help continuously in the weeks before her death.

To study the consequences, if any, of practice benchmarking combined with a feedback process, could help continuously monitor and improve faculty development [ 31].

Many types of physiological data captured in the operative and preoperative care settings and how analytics can consume these data to help continuously monitor the status of the patients during, before and after surgery, are described in [ 120].

The changes, Thomas F. Prendergast, the president of New York City Transit, said, will help serve "continuously growing populations in Brooklyn".

And there is an intriguing side quest where you must help ghosts continuously reliving a lost battle to win it at last.

Intrepid Titan hikers would also have to watch out for volcanic outbursts that would help to continuously replenish the methane in Titan's atmosphere from below.

In order to improve the performance of knowledge retrieval, this paper proposes an evaluation mechanism using Six Sigma methodology to help developers continuously control the knowledge retrieval process.

BitSight created the category and is the leader in the security ratings market, with a proven approach and platform to help customers continuously and effectively monitor cyber risk in their business ecosystem," said Cary Davis, MD of Warburg Pincus, in a statement.

We summarize information, based on clinicopathologic studies over the past decade, on various cataract intraocular lens (IOL) procedures and modern "specialized" IOLs, that will help surgeons continuously improve long-term results for cataract patients.

In our view, ubiquitous computing can help to continuously monitor team processes in realistic environments and provide a new observational tool that can support team researchers and trainers with objective data on how team members interact and work with each other.

In the E&Y Beacon report, a survey of 474 executives found that today, "companies are searching for a new genetic code to help them continuously evolve to survive and thrive".