There is continual destruction and continual renewal.
As in all bony vertebrates, of course, there is continual renewal of bone throughout life.
It was astonishing in the inventiveness, the continual renewal that that required".
But such was the embedded power of Christendom, so well-rehearsed were its self-justifications, that even this revolution stalled, requiring constant and continual renewal.
Hrabal's own description of his style was "palavering" - a way of narrating a story, of inventing a narrator, in a process of continual renewal: which seemed to be constantly deferring its meaning.
It makes teaching a more rich and satisfying part of my own life, one that contributes to its continual renewal.
The mammalian intestinal mucosa undergoes a process of continual renewal, characterized by active proliferation of stem cells localized near the base of the crypts, progression of these cells up the crypt-villus axis with cessation of proliferation and subsequent differentiation into one of the four primary cell types [1].
Thus, a continual renewal of ER-production capacity may exist, which may be responsible for allowing subsequently higher levels of heterologous protein to accumulate inside the cell.
The mammalian intestinal mucosa undergoes a process of continual renewal, characterized by active proliferation of stem cells localized near the base of the crypts, progression of these cells up the crypt villus axis with cessation of proliferation, and subsequent differentiation into one of the four primary cell types (that is, enterocytes, goblet cells, Paneth cells, and enteroendocrine cells).
To address issues of continual renewal and engagement of inactive participants, public health professionals whose work involves delivering interventions where sport and physical activity could be included (eg, interventions for weight loss, neurological disorders, mental health support) will attend a bespoke workshop on referring inactive people to community sport (http://makesportfun.com/).
