These results imply that if health organizations decide to use Wikipedia to inform the public during a large-scale Salmonella outbreak, they should make a continuous effort to continuously monitor the relevant articles and to improve their quality.
When it builds up it has the potential to be deeply unpleasant and you need to make a continuous effort to keep it under control.
Roderick Chisholm, for example, made a continuous effort to show Brentano's significance to contemporary philosophy by adopting his results in his own contributions to the philosophy of mind, but also in presentations of various aspects of Brentano's thought (cf. Chisholm 1966 , 1982 and 1986).
On the donor side, more and more tightened selection criteria exist [9 11], making finding enough donors a continuous effort.
They belonged to a continuous effort to make sense of things, for the world was full of signs: you could read your way through it; and by keeping an account of your readings, you made a book of your own, one stamped with your personality.
Within this office, a continuous effort is being made on designing the design processes, which helps to broaden the variety of the option trades.
Due to the fact that no antidote exists for cisplatin, a continuous effort has been made to protect patients from cisplatin induced toxicities since the early 1980's [ 1, 2, 4, 5].
That's how his life is, a continuous effort of balancing the contrasting parts of him.
Make a continuous, incessant sound.
"Italy is making a great effort.
Was McLeod making a best effort?
