Sentence examples for is continually evaluated from inspiring English sources

Because pseudarthrosis remains a clinically significant complication after spinal arthrodesis, the role of recombinant bone morphogenetic proteins (BMPs) is continually evaluated in spine surgery.

Physiologic tolerance to fluid removal is continually evaluated according to predefined criteria of hypoperfusion: Lactate ≥ 4 mmol/l, mean arterial pressure < 50 mmHg or mottling beyond the edge of the kneecaps.

Edwards is continually evaluating everything and everybody, including Cottrell and Paul Hackett, the offensive coordinator.

A good grinder is continually evaluating the trim of the sails and working the winch to make adjustments if something looks even slightly amiss.

"Citi is continually evaluating its business to ensure that it is performing as effectively and efficiently as possible," John P. Carey, the chief administrative officer for Citigroup's credit card division, said in a statement.

The Board of Directors is continually evaluating all of its strategic options in the context of the rapidly evolving industry environment and we remain committed to pursuing initiatives that maximize value for all stockholders.

Google also notes that today's Safe Browsing features use machine learning to detect "more badness" and that it is "continually evaluating and integrating cutting-edge new approaches to improve Safe Browsing".

The writer describes how new employees are expected to work long hours and are continually evaluated on their performance.

Federal officials said that they had no immediate plans to close any detention centers in the region, but that the system would be continually evaluated as the Secure Communities program got under way throughout the country.

That detainee's status will be continually evaluated and may be reflected in future reports, depending on the information available and the views within the Intelligence Community at that time".

Both new and existing methods need to be continually evaluated for delivery and content, ideally by incorporating social science studies to evaluate material reception and retention [17].