Sentence examples for is only sustained from inspiring English sources

As Hill, Dirk Lumbard convinces us that "singing is only sustained talking".

Employers complain that the council money is only sustained by an increase in business rates - scarcely, they argue, conducive to growing the economy.

This regimen was chosen because gene expression by adenoviral transduction is only sustained for a short period of time (a few weeks or less).

In a murine model, HIF expression is only sustained for a few hours in a hypoxic environment, implying that factors other than hypoxia are necessary for sustained elevation of HIF levels [ 26].

It occurs when the stimulation frequency is altered from a very low rate (e.g., 0.025 Hz) to a low rate (1 Hz) and typically is only sustained for as long as the stimulation is given.

Bramstedt and colleagues [ 31] have recently recommended that in the absence of an Advance Directive/Living Will, if pharmacological coma is only sustaining life and not reversing the clinical course of RSE, it is most appropriate to provide comfort measures only.

We found that resistance exercise was stimulatory, albeit to a lesser extent than that seen for MIX or MYO protein synthesis, on SARC protein synthesis at 4 h post-exercise for the 90FAIL (∼1.7-fold increase above rest) and 30FAIL (∼1.4-fold increase above rest) conditions but similar to the MYO results, the response was only sustained for 24 h in the 30FAIL condition.

Activation was only sustained in the setting of Kras-accelerated metaplastic ducts and PanIN formation.

Different lineages are only sustained as ecotypes by negative frequency-dependent selection after continued specialization on different resources.

In our study, the entomologic effect of LLIS was greater than that detected in a recent study of deltamethrin-treated window curtains (12 ), in which a 27% reduction of adult Ae. aegypti mosquitoes was only sustained for a short time after curtain installation.

The impact of UNICEF-supported CBN programmes is helping to ensure that gains in child survival are not only sustained, but continue to improve.