Sentence examples for mechanisms for continued from inspiring English sources

As hyperfiltration and increased renal tubular work load to maintain acid-base homeostasis have both been proposed as mechanisms for continued renal injury, protein restriction may potentially reduce the rate of loss of RRF.

The MaizeGDB team continues in this tradition by facilitating online mechanisms for continued communication.

We conducted this study to document the perceptions of these workers on their knowledge and communication needs, image building through mass media and mechanisms for continued education.

The problem is therefore more likely to be related to inadequate public awareness of the selection process, the selection process having taken place too long ago, and/or inadequate mechanisms for continued communication between HFMCs and the wider community.

We therefore conducted this qualitative study in all provinces of Pakistan, to know the perceptions of health workers and supervisors on the communication capability of the LHW; adequacy of their knowledge; effectiveness of the image-building activities involving mass media; and mechanisms for continued education.

Yet, as with Daqduq, the US has few obvious legal mechanisms for continuing to detain the non-Afghans once the Afghanistan war expires.

It will also set up a mechanism for continuing professional development, a concept familiar to other professions such as medicine, law and teaching.

In Fig. 4b, the transmission electron in metallic filament path transferred and overcome the barrier height was exhibited the schottky conduction mechanism for continuing applied voltage.

This indicates a possible mechanism for continuing efficacy after the end of the intervention.

For the neuromuscular field, this presents the challenge of ensuring that prior and ongoing initiatives are recognised within the new policy frameworks and mechanisms set up for continuing to share and exchange expertise between different countries.

LMs perceived manager/employee cooperation as the most important mechanism for enabling continued employment for these employees.