Sentence examples for continuous recruitment from inspiring English sources

Jonson and colleagues suggested that the chord compliance read on the zero end-expiratory pressure volume curve reflects the continuous recruitment that roughly starts at the lower inflexion point and continues far above it.

According to the site's sales manager, Oliver Sidwell, 25, the continuous recruitment of young people is essential for the business' success.

The age (0.5 m above ground) of cored oaks in grove and edge habitats varied from 11 to 37 years, indicating continuous recruitment since agricultural abandonment.

Because of their longevity and extremely slow turnover dynamics and importance for biodiversity, protection of vulnerable kelo tree populations, and ensuring their continuous recruitment, should be of high priority in forest restoration and sustainable management.

Results support the hypothesis that both 4-day and 7-day superstimulatory protocols rescue small antral follicles present at the time of wave emergence; there was no evidence for continuous recruitment of new follicles.

Our data suggest that the continuous recruitment of attentional resources does not undergo habituation when it is related to the brain activity required in the maintenance of working memory when the mental model of the stimulus environment is updated.

The continuous recruitment-infection of new macrophages in tumor tissues can explain the exponential growth of the tumor-associated viral quasispecies that occurred at the onset of ARL and progressed till patients' death, and suggest that a similar HIV-1 population dynamic in TAMs may underlie ARL onset and progression.

The constant translocations of cell bodies within the epitheloid layer may be a response to continuous cell recruitment into this epithelium through egression, which gives it the pseudostratified appearance.

Continuous participant recruitment and sample collection were carried out from July 2012 to December 2012, and laboratory procedures were conducted from July 2012 to March 2013.

The lower inflection point is not able to predict optimum PEEP accurately, because there is a continuous alveolar recruitment on the linear portion of the curve.

This causes endothelial cells to express adhesion molecules such as P-selectin or vascular cell adhesion molecule-1 promoting continuous leukocyte recruitment and influx, which leads to the progression of initial vascular lesions to full-blown atherosclerotic plaques.