Sentence examples similar to a process that endured from inspiring English sources

Steroid receptor activation in the developing brain influences a variety of cellular processes that endure into adulthood, altering both behavior and physiology.

In an essay for the retrospective the Swiss curator Theodora Vischer wrote that in both making and exhibiting his work Dieter was deeply ambivalent about the idea of completion and wanted to "record not an exclusive moment but a moment that endures," a process "that remains embedded and suspended in time".

We work with failure, and it's a process that improves the work and gets it to endure time.

It was hand-set from individual metal letters pieced together -- an arduous process that endured for four centuries.

In this study, we defined LTD as a depression that endured for >4 h.

But they appear to be a diverse group of residents from the New York City area who, if nothing else, are hard to shock, having endured a selection process that asked whether the grisly and often sexually explicit testimony and images in the case would make it hard for them to be impartial.

Finally, there are those fishes that endure a brief exposure on land.

Hence, mechanisms such as CSD may cause a sex determination meltdown in populations that endure inbreeding.

Mitch Pileggi had to endure long bouts of make-up application, a process that he admitted he "hated".

Many Chick-fil-A job candidates must endure a yearlong vetting process that includes dozens of interviews.

After considerable discussion and debate at the 1787 constitutional convention in Philadelphia, the delegates landed on the selection process that endures today, vesting the power to choose justices for the nation's highest court (and other judges and high officials) in the president, subject to the "advice and consent" of the Senate.