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Two features of the avian lung make this possible: the air sac system which continuously provides fresh air to the parenchymal tissue of the lung and the crosscurrent gas exchange in this tissue (Perry, 1983 , 1989 1992).

Plants are a convenient system to study this question: the shoot meristem, which continuously provides new cells to form new organs, maintains a population of actively dividing and characteristically small cells for extended periods [ 10].

In this study, we examined the admissions of 977 DPC hospitals which continuously provided their data for our study periods to ensure that our findings are not the result of hospital composition changes.

Within this cohort we selected units which continuously provided data to HAND-KISS.

To evaluate AHC changes over the years, we selected all hospitals and wards which continuously provided surveillance data over the whole period of 8 years.

To assess AHC changes over the years, we selected all hospitals which continuously provided surveillance data over a period of five years (2008 to 2012).

CITES has been greatly assisted by the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN), which not only first promoted the need for such a treaty back in 1963, but which has continuously provided sound scientific assessments into its decision making processes.

In the study by Schmidt et al. [1], Cry1Ab was dissolved in a buffer solution and deposited on eggs of Ephestia kuehniella, which were continuously provided to A. bipunctata larvae.

Within a short time another leading British physicist, John William Strutt, concluded that the production of heat in the Earth's interior was a dynamic process, one in which heat was continuously provided by such materials as uranium.

The chamber was purged with a precise mixture of nitrogen and air, which was then continuously provided to control the fraction of oxygen gas in the chamber (FO2).

Conclusions about the performance of eco-feedback systems in the literature were mostly drawn based on their short-term performance, during which eco-feedback information was continuously provided.