Sentence examples for in that continuous from inspiring English sources

The treatment of chronic insomnia poses a particular dilemma in that continuous hypnotic treatment is restricted in many countries to a maximum of 4 weeks, and behavioural treatment is not readily available.

Genomic instability is therefore a driving force of tumorigenesis in that continuous modification of tumor cell genomes promotes the acquisition of further DNA alterations, clonal evolution, and tumor heterogeneity [ 1].

Furthermore, the high rate of sustained and long-term participation in the program supports the generalizability of the study results in that continuous enrollment is typical of MHG members, not a rare or outlier characteristic.

Finally, a mutually balancing mechanism has been proposed between β-END on the one hand and the melanopeptides (ACTH and α-MSH) on the other, in that continuous icv infusion stimulates the development of tolerance as well as increased production of the counterbalancing peptides in the ARH [ 201, 202].

Spokespeople for the NFU often say in interviews that continuous and systematic culling can reduce instances of TB by 30% or more.

Sen et al.[ 44] demonstrated in vitro that continuous mechanical strain inhibits ADN expression at the transcriptional level.

Although bear in mind that continuous bombardment (especially of spawning areas) is considered bad CS etiquette and amateur play.

Dr. Martin C. Michaels, a pediatrician in Dalton, Ga., said that continuous coverage in the first year of life was important because "newborns need care right from the start".

It is in this sense that continuous curves have sometimes been held to be "composed" of infinitesimal straight lines.

Substandard antimalarials were available in Afghanistan demonstrating that continuous monitoring of drug quality is warranted.

Furthermore, the high turnover of staff working in CEs means that continuous training needs to be provided over many years.