Sentence examples for a sustained form of from inspiring English sources

Together and separately, they each require a sustained form of reckoning.

First, nearly a quarter of patients with paroxysmal or persistent AF progress to a more sustained form of AF within 18 months.

"What if instead of marching, all those people had come together to build houses for house-less people?" After attending a talk by Bobby Seale, a co-founder of the Black Panther Party, Burke and Meadows-Smith started brainstorming ways they could harness the energy of Women's March into a more sustained form of activism.

Full of compelling imagery and argument, it agonises over the capacities and responsibilities of poetry to act as a considered and sustained form of witnessing.

Perhaps one could say that while Cooper and Waldby's critique of clinical labor involves a thorough critique of (novel as well as sustained) forms of domination and exploitation, it falls short on the analysis of concrete power struggles.

Traditional approaches to providing development assistance for health have not been able to address both prevalent and emergent public health challenges captured in the Goals; these challenges demand sustained forms of financial redistribution through a coordinated mechanism.

It has been suggested that mesocorticolimbic DA neurons with low DA reuptake capacity may mediate sustained forms of behaviorally relevant DA release in vivo [18], [19], [20].

At the onset of swimming, IC cells generate sustained forms of bursting that also depend upon I NaP.

Almost a quarter of the patients with paroxysmal or persistent AF progressed to a more sustained form during a median of 18 months follow-up.

The strong association between ducks and rice crops facilitates application of remote sensing to identify rice-crop areas and patterns that may sustain forms of duck husbandry prone to HPAI outbreaks.

Atrial fibrillation (AF) often progresses from paroxysmal or persistent to more sustained forms, but the rate and predictors of AF progression in clinical practice are not well described.