Sentence examples for systematic continuation of from inspiring English sources

Fawzi Barhoum, a Hamas spokesman, described the airstrike on a car carrying the militants as "a crime and a systematic continuation of murder, criminality and state terrorism".

By examining other precerebellar sources, systematic continuation of our mapping strategy will more fully establish the input structure and thus the associative potential of the cerebellum.

The leaked report describes the emergence of a "vicious cycle of violence … increasingly threatening the viability of the two-state solution", which it says has been stoked by the continuation of "systematic" settlement building by Israel in "sensitive areas" of Jerusalem.

In patients who respond to anti-TNF therapy, clinicians may advise continuation of systematic daily NSAID intake in combination with the biologic therapy because of the potential structural effects of NSAIDs and potential lack of structural effects of anti-TNF agents, with the aim of reducing long-term disability.

The presentation herein is a continuation of a systematic work that has been lasting for the last 10 years.

In continuation of our systematic studies of Asian Begonia, we report six species of Begonia that are unknown to science, namely B. caobangensis [sect.

In continuation of this systematic and field-wide effort to harmonize ELISPOT assay, CIP in cooperation with CIC organized a proficiency panel to test the impact of serum in the medium used for freezing cells prior to the assay.

Cochrane systematic reviews, 2012, concluded that labour induction after 41 completed weeks is associated with fewer perinatal deaths as compared to continuation of pregnancy beyond [ 5].

Our study suggests that the lesser morbidity associated with continuation of ongoing statin therapy (as compared with systematic discontinuation) in patients with severe sepsis or septic shock may be influenced by confounders.

The continuation of RESTRAIL and its subsequent toolbox has been supported by systematic dissemination actions targeted at complementary audiences (i.e. railway safety and security experts, Human Factor specialists, traffic and transportation psychologists, researchers, academics, students).

Future research into the reasons underlying the socioeconomic variations in continuation of pregnancies associated with serious congenital anomalies should assess whether this is because of systematic differences in access to services and communication and interpretation of risk.