Sentence examples for continual addition of from inspiring English sources
Between the technology, the low cost and the continual addition of new brands — look for Alexander Wang and Matthew Williamson in the coming weeks — Endress says she's hardly wearing her contact lenses anymore.
Consistent, directional change requires the continual addition of new variation (by mutation at the population level, by speciation at the species level).
The major antigenic sites of HA are located in the globular head subdomain, which is highly tolerant of amino acid substitutions and continual addition of glycosylation sites.
In this context, tissue growth may be a critical feature for the regulation of adult neurogenesis, what could explain why teleost fish species that have indeterminate growth also have continual addition of new neurons throughout life and striking capacity for brain repair and regeneration [1].
Neurogenesis in these systems has been demonstrated to be modulated by experience and correlated to learning and memory functions, suggesting that continual addition of new neurons in adult might be crucial for the processing of new informations in response to a complex changing environment [3].
As shown in Table 1, ash contents ranged between 9.94% and 14.22%; this may be due to the continual addition of NaOH during hydrolysis step.
The game designers created the platform with expandability in mind, allowing for continual evolution and addition of educational content in the form of new cases, new treatments/diagnostics, more directed feedback, and access to new guidelines/resources.
The addition of CFX resulted in the continual increasing of soluble COD (sCOD) and accumulation of VFAs in the effluent of E1 system.
In addition, continual tripping of switches due to flashover events, combined with the presence of fine ash in switches, led to abrasion of the metallic conductors that reduced the contact between electrodes, reducing their functionality.
In addition, continual use of chlorhexidine rinse may stain teeth.
However, addition of further substrate on a reasonably regular basis resulted in continual hydrolysis, fermentation, and production of ethanol (Fig. 5).
