Sentence examples for continuously surveys from inspiring English sources

On the other hand, CD1b, which continuously surveys the phagosome for antigens, is properly loaded with Mtb lipid antigen (Hava et al., 2008).

From 20km a blimp would be able to continuously survey an area the size of Texas for months at a time, but in greater detail and at much lower cost than geostationary satellites or those moving in low Earth orbit.Despite the problems, dirigibles are coming back into service.

CI and MAP were continuously surveyed via pulse contour analysis, while the other above-mentioned parameters were measured hourly [24, 25].

> The data content in RegPhos will be maintained and updated quarterly by continuously surveying the public resources and research articles.

Approximately 60 infectious diseases are continuously surveyed by the Swedish Institute for Communicable Disease Control [ 22] (now Public Health Agency of Sweden [ 23]) through statutory notifications according to the Communicable Disease Act.

Temperatures at leaf- and root- levels were also continuously surveyed using eight and four homemade T-type thermocouples connected to the acquisition system, respectively.

CI and MAP were continuously surveyed via pulse contour analysis, while the other above-mentioned parameters were measured hourly [ 24, 25].

The variety of receptors that microglia express, their ramified morphology, and their dynamic nature allow them to continuously survey their environment to maintain and repair the brain.

Clearly, it is less than practical to expect that individual clinicians can continuously survey and evaluate available knowledge and adapt clinical decisions accordingly.

Under physiological conditions they exist in the resting state, which is characterized by a ramified phenotype [ 2], with cells continuously surveying the microenvironment with their processes [ 3- 6].

By remaining stably bound to the RNC by its S domain, SRP could continuously survey nascent polypeptide chains for its hydrophobic substrates, and prevent their exposure to the (aqueous) environment.