Sentence examples for continuously took up from inspiring English sources

Waking constantly in the night to nurse my baby left me in a fog every day, with unfinished tasks that piled up like the stack of unwashed clothes that continuously took up residence in the hallway outside our bedroom.

Because the plants continuously took up nutrient solution via the xylem stream, the initial volume was restored before each sampling by adding fresh nutrient solution.

Since it is continuously taken up by the cells, the feeding of acrylic acid should be proportional to cell growth in order to impose a constant level of inhibition and thus a constant PHA monomeric composition.

Caenorhabditis elegans contains six macrophage-like scavenging cells (coelomocytes) that continuously take up the pseudocoelomic fluid (Fares & Greenwald, 2001a).

As FDG, in contrast to Cu-DOTATATE, is not bound to membrane-bound receptors but is continuously taken up and trapped by the cells, this discrepancy in optimal timing of imaging is not surprising.

The concentration decrease of 5-OH-PCB91 and 5-OH-PCB95 in the solutions over time suggests that 5-OH-PCB91 and 5-OH-PCB95 were continuously taken up and/or sorbed by poplar plants from the solutions.

The solution was continuously aerated, and the surface levels were set a few centimetres below the boundaries between the shoot bases and roots by automatically supplying fresh solution from the reservoir tank as the plants took up the water.

Environments are continuously shifting, with new displays taking up space in the front or changes to inventory housing in the back.

For example, we think that a color increasing continuously in intensity takes on every intermediate brightness value as it intensifies, and an object changing location continuously (i.e., moving) takes up every intermediate space between its starting point and its destination.

Future studies should use ticks to investigate whether the transmission efficacy is different among gene variants of A. phagocytophilum and determine if ticks are able to take up organisms continuously during the persistent phase.

In earlier laboratory studies, the researchers found that crude venom caused cultured nerve cells to take up calcium ions slowly and continuously.