Sentence examples for components ongoing from inspiring English sources

All respiratory virus disease results from two concurrent pathological components: ongoing virus replication and the resulting inflammatory response.

LaJohn Joseph reported that the friend's apartment where he was staying was covered in pizza boxes and components of ongoing costume experiments.

The hydrostatic high-pressure technology (HHD) is a promising method that can remove the cellular components during ongoing surgery.

Varying definitions have been proposed to classify cachexia, but the central components include ongoing loss of muscle mass due to a negative protein balance [ 1– 3].

However, in a disorder with a complex pathogenesis, such as MS, individual biomarkers, taken singly, are likely to reflect only isolated components of ongoing neuroinflammation and neurodegeneration, hence, lacking prognostic significance.

The half-life of blood cadmium is 3 4 months for a component reflecting ongoing exposure, with a longer component of approximately 10 years reflecting equilibrium with internal body burden (Järup and Åkesson 2009; Nordberg et al. 2007).

Factor 4 included one item (burning) corresponding to superficial component of ongoing pain frequently observed in neuropathic pain syndromes.

In this paper I argue that by exploring the intimate relations between memory, affect and emotion these politics may also be understood as a performative (and nonrepresentational) component of ongoing conflict and war.

Therefore, we hypothesize that the chances of capitalizing on modelling expertise are likely to be higher when researchers with such expertise are a logical and more or less permanent component of ongoing trajectories than when these researchers come from outside to purposefully search for a niche.

Had I not had this critical component of ongoing support made available to me, it is difficult to imagine how I would have sustained my recovery.

This finding demonstrates that cuticular protein evolution at the amino-acid level is a potentially important component of ongoing adaptation of insect species.