Sentence examples for beyond sustaining from inspiring English sources

However, prokaryotes and all individual cells have sets of faculties that extend beyond sustaining homeostasis as merely chemical interchanges and permit basal cognition that include aspects of storage of information as memory, learning, perception, and decision-making [19, 21, 22].

However, the functional role of the somata of sensory neurons goes far beyond sustaining neuronal survival and synthesizing proteins that impart or modulate cell function.

The city of Pripyat there remains a post-apocalyptic desolation, but the rural wilds beyond sustain a kind of half-life for those who refused to leave their native homes.

And it goes beyond sustained investments in vaccines and immunization campaigns– it requires a deeper effort to invest communities in the success of those campaigns.

The second phase focuses on reducing the population-wide malaria burden through additional interventions beyond sustained high vector control coverage, including elimination of the parasite in the human population (i.e., using MTAT or other population-wide treatment strategies).

Last days of #Ramadan: reflect on what spiritual routines you can commit to realistically sustaining beyond this month.

Last days of #Ramadan: reflect on what spiritual routines you can commit to realistically sustaining beyond this month.— Nafeesa Suleiman (@Feena94) July 24 , 2014

Daytime sleepiness is commonly experienced in the acute phase of stroke [ 1, 2] which becomes a chronic problem in 34% of patients sustaining beyond six months [ 3– 7].

Also of note is the present result demonstrating mRNA levels of IL-6 to be significantly up-regulated in activated ECs following SCI, with protein levels increased acutely, but not sustained beyond, 24 h post-SCI.

A playwright of Ms. Henley's accomplishments (her "Crimes of the Heart" won a Pulitzer Prize) ought to be well beyond making sustained sport of pop psychiatry.

As a result, the market has seen prolonged downturns but has had difficulty sustaining rallies beyond short spurts.