Sentence examples for Further perpetuation from inspiring English sources

Needless to say, people were not pleased with the comedian's further perpetuation of racial and sexual stereotypes. .

The development and persistence of these impairments is believed to occur due to a maladaptive response to pain ('movement' or 'control' alteration), resulting in a lack of variance in the way tasks are performed and further perpetuation of pain [ 14].

Moreover, as many of the neural regions involved are subcortical, we speculate that diminished conscious control over resulting food-related behaviors may arise in such obese individuals, resulting in the further perpetuation of obesity and insulin resistance.

In return, the growing tumor secretes more pro-osteolytic factors, which results in further osteolysis and perpetuation of the vicious cycle.

Activation of the master transcription factor NF-κB leads to the coordinated expression of many genes that encode cytokines, chemokines, enzymes, and adhesion molecules involved in mediator synthesis, and the further amplification and perpetuation of the inflammatory reaction [ 42, 43].

HSCs have been observed to migrate up a stiffness gradient, a process also known as durotaxis and this has been suggested to be a further step in the perpetuation of fibrosis in the liver.

The presence of apparently healthy long-term carriers possibly shedding the virus as suggested by some authors [ 9– 12] would further facilitate the indefinite perpetuation of the disease.

Although not investigated here, the mtROS-activated AMPK may also induce SOD2 activity, thus counteracting mitochondrial oxidative stress and generating H2O2 for further kinase activation and perpetuation of the cycle.

Any further fighting is just a perpetuation of suffering for innocent civilians and loss in of lives and more destruction".

To further illustrate my frustration at the perpetuation of this perception, let's flip it around: As a marketing professional, I will now advise my wealth management clients to target "men as a niche market".

67 Were parish apprentices being harnessed to a Smithian process of unskilled specialization driving further economic growth, or in the perpetuation of economically less efficient but skilled manufacture?