Sentence examples for Further sustain from inspiring English sources

This Non Perennial River requires a special dedicated development plan to further sustain its cultural and functional integrity.

Incorporating drug-loaded polymeric nanoparticles (NPs) into these implants may reduce the high initial burst release from the polymeric matrix and further sustain drug release thus avoiding the need for frequent injections as well as minimizing associated side effects.

Nature of self-assembly associated with stronger interactions sustain the release of embedded drug (anticancerous dexamethasone) from nanohybrid and larger size of inhomogeinities for longer spacer length further sustain the drug release and thereby able to control the release rate of drug by articulating the chemistry of graphene modifications with suitable spacer length of diamine.

"We think that the global economy is heading for a modest recovery in the second half of the year and that will help further sustain growth in China's exports".

"We think that the global economy is heading for a modest recovery in the second half of the year and that will help further sustain growth in China's exports". Meanwhile, data released on Monday showed that China's inflation rate was little changed in August.

"The NTT government will reorganize and improve the Komodo National Park so that it can further sustain Komodo habitats," Viktor Laiskodat, the governor of East Nusa Tenggara (NTT), told Tempo.

In this way, the related LHCD regimes at reactor-grade plasma densities should be further sustained.

The town's growth was further sustained by the completion of the Boston and Lowell Railroad in 1835.

The gasolinazo – as the hike has become known – has made him the target of further sustained public anger.

Strong midweek sales and gentle decline both point to healthy career longevity, which could be further sustained by Bafta and Oscar nominations this week on Wednesday and Thursday.

That energy further sustains the reaction as it warms the ice around it but dies out because it must also warm the nonvolatile dust components of the nucleus.