Sentence examples for if not continuously from inspiring English sources

Although Caribou Coffee is not listed in the 2012 report, many of the ranked brands are known for dedicating time and corporate treasure to continually, if not continuously, trying to improve the results of their advertising.

Even HIS that have gone life to the satisfaction of their developers and end-users may degrade gracefully or fail catastrophically if not continuously and thoroughly kept in sync with their environment.

Treatment delay, especially in chronic forms, dramatically decreases the patients' quality of life because pain is often severe, highly-disabling and can last, even if not continuously, for many hours during the day [5].

For some individuals, migraine progresses to a chronic condition, where the afflicted individual can expect to have headaches more than half the time if not continuously.

In contrast, in the movies of Kayser et al., the motion transients regularly affected the entire visual field, as they were generated by movements of the camera mounted on the head of a cat, and they occurred very frequently if not continuously.

Patients were excluded if they were <18 years of age or if they were not continuously enrolled during the 24-month study period.

Hussain al-Ali, a 68-year-old man in Adra, was threatened by a member of the "local committees" – pro-regime groups of local residents to protect their own areas – to be evicted from his flat if he does not continuously stay in it.

Consequently, overall mutation load would soon 'plateau off' if mutants were not continuously occurring.

We excluded patients from the source population if they were not continuously eligible for comprehensive medical and drug benefits throughout the 60-day period prior to chemotherapy initiation.

To ensure completeness in case ascertainment, we also excluded patients if they were not continuously eligible for comprehensive health benefits during the 12-month period preceding their index date.

Finally, early recognition strategies were defined as adequate if trained triage staff or other procedures are in place on a 24 hour-basis, partially adequate if these staff/procedures are not continuously in place, not adequate if not in place at all.