Sentence examples for in a continued process from inspiring English sources
Like most biofilms, the dental plaque is built in a continued process characterized by succession of different bacterial species, each one with relevant roles in every step of biofilm construction [ 9].
The improvements in expression of myelin proteins in the late rapamycin paradigm supports a continued process by which altered mTORC1, and likely mTORC2, activity inhibit proper myelination.
The MAT locus in yeasts was considered a "deletion hotspot" with a continued process of evolutionary deletions, gene truncation and transpositions on chromosomal genes located beside the MAT locus after the mating-type switching event (Gordon et al. 2011).
"We learned that each day is a continued process of learning for all of us.
However, the almost complete elimination of these nuclides resulting from fission energy production in a continued recycling process may be the only feasible way to limit the effects of nuclear power generation to a tolerable and fair level for generations to come.
In the continued process of feudal fragmentation of Poland the Castellany of Cieszyn was eventually transformed in 1290 into the Duchy of Cieszyn, which in 1327 became an autonomic fiefdom of the Bohemian crown.
The increased understanding into the nature of the fouling can help in the continued process development of this industrial example.
The genetic expression of COL1A2 was absent at three and six weeks after PHx, indicating a role in the prevention of a continued regeneration process.
The governor was in California for the state's Republican Party convention -- part of a continued exploratory process that could result in a 2016 presidential run.
It is also an interpretative process, reflected in a continued combinatorial analysis of alternative meanings in order to achieve and consolidate coherence with the preceding context (Kuperberg, 2007).
Inadequate and non-uniform implementation of the MET was also an issue in MERIT as there was a lack of a continued educational process throughout the study period.
