Sentence examples for a continuous inflow of from inspiring English sources

In consequence, there is a continuous inflow of surface water from the Atlantic Ocean.

Its task of channelling cheap capital to big industry was finished, yet its hauteur enhanced by a continuous inflow of top-grade recruits second only to the finance ministry's was apparently undiminished.

Be, any of the hereditary occupational groups in early Japan (c. 5th mid-7th century), established to provide specific economic services and a continuous inflow of revenue for the uji, or lineage groups.

Humans have evolved, as intermittent meal eaters are not adapted to a continuous inflow of nutrients; normal physiology appears to be altered when this approach is adopted.

Instead of an appointment-based patient caseload, radiologists had to manage a continuous inflow of patients, which was more difficult to keep manageable particularly if working in a smaller radiology department, or in the private sector.

On the other hand, the findings do suggest the alternate hypothesis, i.e., that immigration of moths from distant teak plantations cause the epidemic, and that there is a continuous inflow of moths during the infestation period.

Breathing was recorded in unrestrained Wt, Het and Null mice using a whole-body plethysmograph (Buxco II; Buxco Research Systems, Wilmington, NC), in which a constant bias flow supply connected to the animal recording chamber ensured continuous inflow of fresh air (1 l/minute).

Since 2005, the rapid economic development of Lhasa has become a key driver of its urban expansion due to the presence of market mechanisms and the continuous inflow of visitors.

This lake is slowly dying due to eutrophication induced by the continuous inflow of effluents from the streams draining the urban agglomerate, and any addition to the knowledge base on the health of the lake is of immense importance in nurturing the lake back to health and also to prevent any further deterioration.

Assuming the continuous inflow of subglacial water, the transitions from marine to freshwater conditions via temporary brackish conditions are indistinct in the L. Maruwan cores compared with the transitions observed at lakes Skallen and Oyako, also located on the Soya Coast (Takano et al. 2012).

Continuous inflow of migrants and mushrooming of unauthorized colonies in slum dwellings have increased the vulnerability of health risks among the urban poor.