Sentence examples for a certain sustained from inspiring English sources

At a certain sustained heart rate, he says, the brain releases a growth hormone that repairs and stimulates cerebral health.

Combining growth factors with inorganic materials can also achieve certain sustained release effects.

The observation that pain relief is also largely maintained during the 24 weeks after treatment cessation may indicate that dienogest at least for a certain period—sustains a beneficial effect that exceeds the period of symptomatic treatment.

Fig. 3 Data for understanding when, where, and how do certain athletes sustain certain injury.

"I think there should be a business model where we're able to invest in players of a certain level and sustain and grow for a long time," he said.

The world has a certain order that sustains itself, without fully determining the future and is at the same time changing and full of ideas for change [ 37].

Ethylene binding has been associated with controlling the rate of ethylene receptor turnover in tomato [ 11], and in the case of non-climacteric fruit, the basal level of ethylene may be needed to sustain a certain receptor level and hence maintain ethylene perception for normal ripening to proceed.

Our bodies are engineered to cope with a certain amount comfortably, but sustained, intense stress is an entirely different matter.

Cytotoxicity must be of a certain magnitude and be sustained for a certain period of time before proliferation is stimulated.

However, similar to the dilemma of peptides in treating bone defects, the application of ADM not only requires appropriate temporary release but also requires a certain concentration to be sustained through controlled release during bone regeneration.

By his dauntless initiative, unfaltering courage and indomitable determination during a critical period of action, Sergeant Cole served as an inspiration to his comrades, and his stouthearted leadership in the face of almost certain death sustained and enhanced the highest traditions of the United States Naval Service.