Sentence examples for be sustained by using from inspiring English sources

These operating conditions may be sustained by using new high temperature electrolyte membranes or composite perfluorosulfonic membranes containing inorganic materials with water retention properties at high temperature.

Finally, an optimized model was yielded such that nearly four times the cell density can be sustained by using the proposed microchannels design compared to a simulated TEVGs with a solid wall.

It has become apparent that with increasing fish meal demand due to the expanding aquaculture industry the proportion of protein in diets cannot be sustained by use of fish meal alone.

Housing & Residential Services assumes no responsibility whatsoever for any property brought onto the premises, and the Program (if applicable) and guests hereby release and discharge Housing & Residential Services from any and all liability for loss, injury, or damages to person or property that may be sustained by reason of the occupancy and use of Housing & Residential Services premises.

All the tourist brochures stress that these courses are sustained by the use of sea water and do not use up precious water resources.

Our prosperity and way of life are sustained by energy use.

Our prosperity and way of life are sustained by energy use," the report says.

But in questioning the advertisements' accuracy on Friday, Mr. Gingrich was providing an early test of the benefits and risks to political candidates like him who, with little of their own financing, are being sustained by super PACS, which can use unlimited resources to help candidates and attack their opponents as long as the campaigns do not coordinate with them.

This hypothesis was sustained by subsequent results coming from experiments using MDAH 2774 cells where the Skp2 silencing level was optimal.

The patient started puberty, growth and weight were sustained by oral nutrition without need of using the percutaneous tube and the dependency on supplemental oxygen up to that point in time, could be finished.

The sense of conviction is sustained by Mr James's rich use of vocabulary.