Sentence examples for the continual use from inspiring English sources

This requires the proper allocation of resources, commitment for the continual use of mobile data collection, sustainable resources, and continuous assessment of adequate data collection and data storage.

On the contrary, the continual use of antibotics makes bacteria more resistant.

The work that needs to be done relies on the continual use of satellites and ground monitoring.

The continual use of coordinate measuring machines (CMMs) in high-volume manufacturing has led to several applied standards.

Evidence that the continual use of cognitive faculties slows memory loss in the elderly has been supported by research showing that older persons who are stimulated regularly with memory exercises retain information better than those who are not.

It points the blame, in part, at the continual use of bananas in price wars between supermarkets, saying it has devalued the fruit in the eyes of the consumer and left producers with low returns, even in the Fairtrade sector, which has to remain competitive against conventional alternatives.

In this study, RIT results were available at the time of enrollment, which helped decrease the unnecessary continual use of antibiotics and thus provided an additional economic benefit for the patients.

Crucial here is the difference between oxygen use in the laboratory and on the mountain; in Mosso's work it is absolutely clear that the treatment of mountain sickness is the immediate, periodic application of oxygen, not the sustained, continual use we associate with climbing today.

Although host fidelity has proved to encourage the host adaptation through continual use of the same host species (Forbes et al. 2009), by itself it is not sufficient for the formation and maintenance of host adaptations in parasitoid populations, even under reduced gene flow between populations.

In the longer term, continual use of needs- and service-based assessments should be used to inform Zambia's health professional education and training institutions as they continuously adapt their pre-service curricula according to desired graduate competencies.

First (and foremost), the IFC is tired of The Tech's continual use of the term "frat". The term carries many negative keg-and-toga-era connotations, and to most Greek men in the country today, "frat" is essentially offensive slang.