Sentence examples for continue to be formed from inspiring English sources

In mature human brains, astrocytes ordinarily produce very little thrombospondin, and adult neurons don't form many new synapses, although some new synapses do continue to be formed throughout life — for example, in a part of the brain where new memories are laid down and at sites of injury to neurons, such as occurs after a stroke.

Kramer argues that even in an era when so many companies are obsessed with social networking and trying to amass millions of followers on Twitter and Facebook, the deepest relationships between businesses and customers continue to be formed offline, where they are better able to engage in true dialogue.

He's not a baby, but he hasn't been formed — and he's going to continue to be formed right up until he falls off the bridge in "The Force Awakens". [Director Akira] Kurosawa said the villains are completely formed; the heroes are evolving.

For example, it has been shown that cAMP waves continue to be formed from the upper part of the mound directing migration during cell sorting [47].

A reduced rate of Ca2+ dissociation from myofibrillar proteins might be expected not only to increase the time course of the twitch response, but also to allow more force to be generated, since cross-bridges will continue to be formed while Ca2+ is available in the sarcoplasm.

Under extremely stressful conditions, annual xylem production may be zero even while some phloem continues to be formed.

In these precious years, as identity continues to be formed and take shape, it is vital that each young person knows they are accepted, valued and supported.

Elsewhere, chartered English companies continued to be formed for the development of new trade for instance, the short-lived Canary Company in 1665, the Royal African Company in 1672, and the South Sea Company in 1711.

In later cycles, new SEI layer continues to be formed on the newly exposed silicon surfaces.

This trade mechanism continued to be formed and evolve, and received its characteristics in the continuing work that was done by researchers (Crocker 1966; Dales 1968; Montgomery 1972), while a formal program for trade in emission permits was first introduced in 1974 by the US Environmental Protection Agency EPAA).

As had been the case for much of the 19th century, political parties continued to be formed and to vanish after the Civil War.