Sentence examples for verified continuously from inspiring English sources
A sample of 1001 Canadian plants, located in the provinces of Quebec and Ontario, with more than 100 employees was randomly selected from the Canadian Scott's Directory.1 The Canadian Scott's Directory is a systematic and comprehensive dataset of Canadian manufacturing plant's executives contact information with data that are verified continuously to assure accuracy.
The absence of any voluntary contractions was visually verified continuously throughout the experiments.
Any subject who missed the visit(s) at week(s) 8, 16 and/or 20, or for some other reason had missing CO value(s) at one or more of these visits, was not regarded a treatment failure if the subject was verified continuously abstinent at a later visit.
Depending on the network condition, continuously verified at the sink side, the transmission rate of source nodes can be adjusted to provide the minimal acceptable information for the application.
I steered in the direction of building a product that was continuously verified with who our biggest customers will be -- so we can grow with them while satisfying a real need in this new market that's being created.
The absence of voluntary contractions was continuously verified by visually monitoring of the EMG signal.
The questionnaires were continuously verified for completeness and consistency by the field supervisors.
Correspondence between interpretations and the original interviews was continuously verified and differences in analysis and interpretations were discussed.
We also analysed the evolution of the readmission rate over the years and verified that it continuously increased between 2000 and 2007, from 5.0 to 7.2%, and decreased after that, with 6.4% in 2008 and 6.0% in 2009.
We try to follow the movement of every gram of nuclear material and to verify its whereabouts continuously.
The research arm of the Defense Department is looking for ways to use cues like a person's typing quirks to continuously verify identity — in case, say, a soldier's laptop ends up in enemy hands on the battlefield.
