Sentence examples for continuous replenishment from inspiring English sources
The surface of the liquid pool was maintained at a fixed location through continuous replenishment.
Continuous replenishment of leaf litter may be required for long-term seedling culture.
It can move applications between UAVs in order to equalize power use or to enable the continuous replenishment of fully fueled planes into the swarm.
However, antigen-specific CD8+CD45RA−CCR7− T cells can re-express both CD45RA and CCR7, acquiring either the CD8+CD45RA+CCR7+ (naïve) or the CD8+CD45RA−CCR7+ (central memory) phenotype upon antigen stimulation, suggesting that there is a memory T cell population that can undergo expansion and ensure continuous replenishment of the effector cell pool.
However, the short half-life (between 40 to 100 days) of long-lived plasma cells described in several animal and human studies [35] [37] make a scenario in which long-lived plasma cells sustain antibody production without continuous replenishment from memory B cells unlikely.
Since IL-2 is an essential growth factor for all subtypes of T cells, it is believed that the Tcm subset of CD4+ T cells by virtue of strong proliferation capacity combined with IL-2 producing ability are necessary for the continuous replenishment of Tem subsets that are the main effector population but depleted in acute as well as chronic phases of HIV/SIV infections.
Fig. 3 Considered oracle-assisted model of continuous energy replenishment.
Therefore, distinct molecular mechanisms must exist to regulate activation of bulge SCs for cyclical HF regeneration and continuous SG renewal as well as replenishment of the SC pool as demonstrated in long-term studies.
Here, to provide an initial evaluation, we assume that such replenishment process is continuous with the rate of h l for the sensor of class l.
The two field sites (particularly Kyela) are characterized by poor soil fertility, caused by continuous crop production without nutrient replenishment by appropriate fertilizer applications.
Since resident endothelial cells infrequently proliferate, [ 14] it has been postulated that there are other sources of vascular replenishment in response to continuous damage [ 15].
