Sentence examples for outcomes of the continuing from inspiring English sources

That is why we have proposed the establishment of an International Emission Reference Scenario Coordination Centre (IERSCC), specifically tasked to establish globally consistent national reference emission scenarios based on standardized and consistent data and algorithms, according to the outcomes of the continuing REDD negotiations under the UNFCCC.

The outcome of this continuing effort will allow better data interpretation, help refine requirements for future testing, and guide new methods development.

Although improvements in diabetes care that result in better outcomes are welcomed, the continuing influx of new cases of diabetes and the increasing number of existing cases remain major concerns that need to be addressed.

The successful outcome of this continuing initiative will be a new generation's active engagement in one of the most pressing issues of our time.

Thus, the outcomes of the Research Plan continue to provide essential, fundamental scientific support for other regulatory and resource management agencies, both federal and state, as well as external investigators and industry.

For the Yankees, more important than the outcome was the continuing emergence of Juan Rivera, who was promoted from Class AAA Columbus and given the right field job in June.

The latest analyses on the likely outcomes of our continuing use of the atmosphere as a carbon dumping ground are not optimistic.

Group differences were even more striking on the age 15 16 reading measures: 52% of the resolved group and 93% of the continuing poor outcome group scored below the age 12 level on the reading test.

Being able to define clinical care in business language can eliminate this perceived gap and ultimately facilitate improved patient outcomes and the continued evolution of neurosurgery.

The primary outcomes of the study were continuing professional education and clinical audit activities in emergency departments.

"The outcome of the referendum continues to be the largest immediate risk facing UK financial markets, and possibly also global financial markets," the bank's monetary policy committee said.