Sentence examples for in continuity from from inspiring English sources

He told me, "You had Bob Gates, who proved to be an outstanding Secretary of Defense, but obviously was somewhat invested in continuity from the previous Administration, when it came to Afghanistan policy".

Lymphatic invasion may be seen as reticular soft tissue densities or cuff surrounding the extrapancreatic vessels [9], while perineural invasion appears as soft tissue passing in continuity from the primary tumour along the path of a known neural plexus and is most frequently seen around the superior mesenteric artery [10].

In the two mutants tested, high levels of H3K27me3 were observed within Xist in perfect continuity from the hotspot region.

Children of Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander descent or children born outside of Australia appear to experience inequality in provider continuity from their GP.

Patients with SBS and intestinal failure who have a preserved colon in continuity often suffer from large amounts of rectal fluid loss, fear of incontinence and the consequences of colonic fermentation such as gaseous distension and flatulence, whereas fluid and electrolyte deficiencies are less prominent.

The results of the MD survey reveal that the HCS is associated with perceived improvement in continuity and handoff efficiency from the schedule redesign.

The script would have featured a different Superman in a separate continuity from Singer's film; Routh was not approached to reprise his role for Justice League: Mortal, which ended up going to D. J. Cotrona.

Support for the continuum of care is a major principle of the approach both in terms of continuity from community-based to facility-based services including referral and also from mother to child.

Overt pronouns are argued to occur when anaphor-antecedent relations are structurally interrupted by minor breaks and discontinuities in discourse structure, caused by changes in temporal, spatial, or action continuity, from transitions in description of a referent's physical activities to his/her mental activity, and from switches in narration from background to foreground information (Pu 2011).

The Capsian is argued to have developed in situ in North Africa, marking a continuity from the Iberomaurusian and Oranian into the Capsian [ 21, 24, 26].

The perisplenic space is a major site for hemorrhagic collections from trauma, post-splenectomy abscess, or collection of fluid from spaces in continuity.