Sentence examples for continued formation of from inspiring English sources

On dehydrogenation there was a redistribution of catalyst and continued formation of Mg2Ni.

Repeated cycles of breakage and repair of C/L dicentrics are the likely explanation for presence of multiple, different translocations in the same clone and continued formation of new gene fusions in our study.

In the mt SOD1 motor neurons, a decreased level of RHOA is predicted to result in maintenance of the growth cone and neurite extension, as well as continued formation of actin/myosin cross bridges, thereby supporting axon integrity.

The continued formation of neurospheres over the course of many passages is interpreted as an expression of the stem cell's capacity for self-renewal and the expression of mature neural and glial markers as the stem cell's multipotency [ 17, 19].

That bodes well for continued formation of households next year, and new household formation is typically accompanied by other spending like furniture and kitchenware.

Interaction of this glaciogenic detritus with a west-setting bottom current resulted in the continued formation of levee-drifts in the eastern and central Amundsen Sea.

The long tradition of looking to Latin and, since the Renaissance, to Greek also as the languages of European civilization keeps alive the continuing formation of learned and scientific vocabulary in English and other European languages from these sources (late 20th-century coinages using the Greek prefix cyber- provide an example).

Throw analysis indicates more offset in the north than south of our survey area with continuing formation of faults towards the trench.

The continuing formation of the C-layer, also after initiation of CNF growth, is thought to be responsible for the formation of CNF roots in the C-layer.

Analyses of ΔBC/ΔCO, ΔNO y /ΔCO, and ΔNO x /ΔCO ratios indicated that NO y and BC were, on average, efficiently exported in these plumes, and suggested that the decomposition of PAN to NO x was a significant source of NO x. High levels of NO x suggested the continuing formation of O3 in these well-aged plumes.

It should be pointed out that although the half-life of apoA-I in plasma is not long, continuing formation of glycated apoA-I and increased glycation level of apoA-I protein in plasma and in extracellular tissue, promoted by inflammation and diabetes status, could exert long-term effects on the cardiovascular system and contribute to atherogenesis.