Sentence examples for continuous living from inspiring English sources

This was a place of silence, but also of "solid, continuous living".

Use of a winter cover crop following maize harvest has the potential to mitigate these impacts and may have additional benefits by providing continuous living cover in annual crop habitats leading to changes in insect predator communities and increased biocontrol services.

As most CHWs are women; this approach improves access to women, who bear a disproportionate share (70% women, 30% men) of the tuberculosis burden presumably due to high malnutrition and continuous living in crowded homes and refugee camps [ 20].

Although never systematically implemented in the Anglican mission field, the reinvention of this ancient spatial device opens a window onto the practical, scholarly and imaginative capacity of Victorian Anglicanism in its efforts to evangelise the 'heathen' world while remaining within what it saw as a continuous, living tradition dating back to the early Church.

Cadmium models were adjusted for paternal age (continuous), living region (metropolitan/urban) and tobacco smoke (never/former/current).

Cadmium models were adjusted for maternal age (continuous), living region (metropolitan/urban), educational level (< High school, High School, >High school) and tobacco smoke (never/former/current).

The basic technique in grafting consists of placing cambial tissues of stock and scion in intimate association, so that the resulting callus tissue produced from stock and scion interlocks to form a living continuous connection.

A new microfocus computerized tomography (R-mCT) system that quickly produces clear images of the bones of small animals allows the continuous observation of living experimental animals.

However, China's income gap widened substantially at the same time, and income inequality has become a major threat to sustainable economic development and continuous improvement in living standards.

We cannot dismiss what is perhaps the oldest living, continuous tradition of vegetarianism in the world as mere superstition.

This includes, but is not limited to, the right to adequate food, clothing, housing, and "the continuous improvement of living conditions".