Sentence examples for comparatively sustained from inspiring English sources

In France, on the other hand, we find throughout the 19th century a comparatively sustained interest in Humboldt that was confined chiefly to his work in the Asian languages and to his Basque studies.

Oocytes from bax-null old mice also comparatively, sustained a very low level of DNA damage after a 6 h-incubation with DXR (cleaved DNA 29±1.32% mean ± SEM, n = 51; Figure 5G).

The U shape indicates comparatively best sustain diffusivity of the aquifer.

Ellen Bury was strangled with a rope and sustained comparatively few knife wounds compared to the Ripper's victims, whose throats were cut prior to sustaining deep abdominal slashes.

While many of the core resources themselves may be sustained with comparatively long-term support, the services built upon these resources must be configured to include biodiversity science use cases.

Boosted by its comparatively rapid population growth (which was sustained by a tide of international migration), the U.S. growth rate of real GDP between 1870 and 1913 outstripped all other industrializing countries.

Conversely, the enhancement after SDI expanded comparatively slowly, but showed a steady and sustained enlargement.

The Kurkur tufas are relict archives from phases when groundwater discharge supported comparatively more vegetation than the modern day, and spring flows sustained baseflow in the Wadi Kurkur tributary of the Upper Nile.

Trapping and shooting is a comparatively minor concern, but occasional trapping continues despite legal protection and sustained efforts to increase public awareness.

Blockade of IHERG by imipramine has been reported to develop rapidly during a sustained depolarization, with a component of inhibition visible even for comparatively brief depolarizing voltage commands [23].

The FFHER design can increase the utilization rate of uranium in a comparatively simple way to sustain the development of nuclear energy.