Sentence examples for is continuously replenished from inspiring English sources

Insuring that the glucose is continuously replenished would be essential; a second scoop of ice cream might do it.

The country's strength in technology reflects its security needs, as well as a highly educated work force that is continuously replenished by the immigration of scientists, engineers and other skilled workers, including many from the former Soviet states.

On the other hand, the fact that energy is continuously replenished opens up avenues for protocol design based on prediction of future energy arrivals.

However, the dissolved magnetization is continuously replenished by HP 129Xe diffusing in from the alveolar compartment.

The pool of peripheral B cells is continuously replenished by newly-formed immature B cells generated in the bone marrow.

Given that the olfactory bulb is continuously replenished with newly generated neurons [33], [34], our observations imply that GFP fluorescence is lost with aging of neurons.

We hypothetize that local protein synthesis is continuously replenishing proteins essential for the full response of the fiber to noxious stimulation within the skin sensory terminations.

Irrespective of the time that donor blood was collected, about half of the recipient mice became infected, demonstrating that the pool of inoculated sporozoites in the skin is continuously replenishing the blood circulation with infective sporozoites.

Natural populations contain large stores of genetic variation, and these are continuously replenished by additional new variants that arise by mutation.

In recent years the long-held belief that macrophage populations in the adult are continuously replenished by monocytes from the bone marrow (BM) has been overturned with the advent of new techniques to dissect cellular ontogeny.

The disk is not primordial, but a dynamical consequence of debris that are continuously replenished by mutual collisions between planetesimals (Weissman, 1984; Backman et al., 1992; Backman and Paresce, 1993; Krivova et al., 2000).