Sentence examples for maintained generation from inspiring English sources

"Auditory stimulation of opera music induced prolongation of murine cardiac allograft survival and maintained generation of regulatory CD4+CD25+ cells," Masateru Uchiyama, Xiangyuan Jin, Qi Zhang, Toshihito Hirai, Atsushi Amano, Hisashi Bashuda and Masanori Niimi, Journal of Cardiothoracic Surgery, vol. 7, no.

A woman's subordinate position was considered to be reproduced and maintained, generation by generation, through adherence to cultural and religious norms, reinforced especially by the extended family.

Our study further serves as a potent reminder that significant evolutionary and eco-evolutionary dynamics might be at play even where the phenotypic status quo is largely maintained generation to generation.

These efforts will require the continued support of partners such as WHO and CDC in order for Sierra Leone to maintain generation of influenza surveillance data that is critical for disease control efforts at local and international levels.

Similarly, at (t=10,text {s}), a step load is applied to MG2 and MG2 is able to regulate the bus voltage fluctuation and supply power to maintain generation-demand balance.

When fruits and seeds undergo abscission, they provide an efficient and effective means of dispersal and propagation so that plants are maintained from generation to generation.

As Henry Porter, UK editor of Vanity Fair put it: "We have become liberals of the consumerist age, keen on personal choice and the expression of individuality, yet with little understanding of the way freedom is maintained from generation to generation".

Genome integrity should be maintained from generation to generation to ensure proper cell function and survival [ 1– 3].

However, this red and white colored colony phenotype was again subsequently maintained stable, generation after generation, upon re-streaking individual colonies picked up from the progeny.

To construct T that accounts for the proportion of heterozygosity maintained each generation, h, we will examine each class' expected transition from generation t to generation t + 1 under a potential deviation of h from 0.5.

Large population sizes were maintained across generations by transferring agar chunks to fresh plates with a sterilized scalpel every four days (equivalent to approximately one generation).