Sentence examples for continuing input from inspiring English sources

Without a continuing input of energy, the gas at the center would radiate its heat, lowering its pressure, and cooler gas would flow in from the outskirts, providing fresh fuel to make stars.

National societies and colleges should actively facilitate such networking by incorporating programmes of undergraduate radiology education at annual congresses, scientific gatherings, etc. Teaching in radiology departments is a year-on-year activity that requires continuing input and renewal of content, usually in the face of competing calls on the radiologist's time and energy.

The symptoms of BPSD fluctuate and continuing input is likely to be required.

This change is not easy, and it requires considerable determination and continuing input from senior staff to embed and maintain it.

We look forward to their continued input as both investors in the company and passionate users of the product".

The continued input of marine-derived nutrients from sea birds during the early human disturbance phase, and later recovery of seal populations, has likely promoted O. lyallii establishment on Ewing Island, and fuelled its rapid growth rates.

Pulkkinen et al. (1998) merely suggested that an impaired decrease of the geomagnetic activity after the external source was switched off (IMF northward turning) could be explained by the continuing energy input due to inductive electric fields ~∂B/∂t.

Vegetation dynamics are now determined by this species, and the persistent seed bank and continuing dispersal input have little obvious future in vegetation development.

Continuing clinical input will be needed for some patients, particularly those who request revisional and reconstructive surgery, those with serious side effects from treatment, and those with signs and symptoms that suggest recurrence.

The recovery of pressure-pain thresholds in patients with chronic neck pain and probable altered pain processing might be disturbed due to a) continuing nociceptive input and b) dysfunctional regeneration of muscle and deep tissue.

Continued input of airplane de-icing/anti-icing fluids (ADAF) to runway adjacent soils may result in the depletion of soil-borne terminal electron acceptors.