Sentence examples for keeping with work from inspiring English sources

"I just got excited about it, and it was in keeping with work we were doing, so I did it.

Finally, in keeping with work in the coronary circulation[10] and in order to quantify the variability of Tmn measurements in the pulmonary circulation, we recorded Tmn in triplicate for each hemodynamic loading condition in each animal.

The differences in phenotypes between tomm-40 and the other two tomm genes is not unexpected and is in keeping with work in S. cerevisiae and mammalian cells showing that TOMM-40 is the central element of the translocase [14] and that other TOMM proteins like TOMM-20 and TOMM-22 play subsidiary roles, in recognizing preproteins destined for import and in stabilizing the complex [16].

Perhaps most disconcerting, and in keeping with work on psychosocial deprivation in early childhood in institutional settings [ 20, 21] is the high rates of reported pervasive developmental disorder-oriented symptoms.

Instead, we found concurrent abuse of other substances was more common among problem alcohol users, with alcohol therefore forming part of a 'polysubstance misuse' pattern – a finding in keeping with work elsewhere [ 29].

This is in keeping with work by Hansen (2011) and Brugha et al. (2010), which revealed that the public to private migration of health workers in Zambia [ 26]was caused by increased workloads and adverse working environments.

The large-scale color prints of these works are very much in keeping with works by the photographers of the Düsseldorf School.

In keeping with previous work, the present study demonstrates that emergent intubations in intensive care are associated with a high rate of immediate and potentially life-threatening complications like oxygen desaturations and failed intubation attempts [ 4, 5, 15].

The study is in keeping with other work that shows the economic recovery has been far better for some groups than others.

The study highlighted, in keeping with our work, that nurses thought oral care was an important part of hospital care.

Our study is in keeping with recent work on mentally disordered offenders discharged from secure hospitals that has confirmed the importance of static factors, such as age and gender for predicting re-offending [ 21, 22].