Sentence examples for of continuously growing from inspiring English sources

The plant consists of continuously growing horizontal stems, called rhizomes, which spread out laterally and produce flowers on top of, and slightly above, the water.

In addition, the pressure of continuously growing metropolitan city is also changing the structure of the town and its surrounding neighborhood.

The instantaneous steam injection rate, in terms of CWE, was slightly adjusted during the process time to achieve a relatively constant steam temperature in the invaded area of the porous pattern in the presence of continuously growing heat loss.

The distinguishing feature of the rodents is their single pair of continuously growing, razor-sharp incisors.

Rodents (Latin rodere, to gnaw) are mammals of the order Rodentia, characterized by a single pair of continuously growing incisors in each of the upper and lower jaws.

Histological analysis of continuously growing incisor enamel organ revealed a cohesive, however at defined localizations, non-palisadic ameloblasts layer facing a thinner disorganized enamel matrix (Fig.  4M) confirming at the cellular level the dysfunction of amelogenesis.

Dysfunction of the mitochondria is the pathophysiological basis of a continuously growing group of heterogeneous diseases and clinical syndromes, most of them associated with malfunction of the respiratory chain [1] [3].

In order to determine the robustness of this continuously growing class of lighting devices we arranged an experiment of accelerated aging: the four groups of LEDs (from different manufacturers) were submitted to a series of stress tests in environmental chambers with set-point temperatures ranging from 45 °C to 105 °C, in accordance to the IES LM-80-08 lumaintenanceance measurement standard.

Bottom a scanning electron micrograph of the forming enamel of a continuously growing rat incisor showing ordered rods of CaPO4.

Key elements of shale gas production include the extensive drilling campaign, the need for hydraulic fracturing (with its implication on the whole water supply/handling cycle) and the realisation of a continuously growing network of geographically scattered production facilities and flowlines, which accompany gas from wellheads to the final customers.

Therefore, we conclude that large-core needles are a safe method in obtaining larger tissue specimens in pulmonary lesions offering the possibility to assess the complete spectrum of the continuously growing number and needs of histopathological, immunohistochemical, and molecular testing in lung cancer in order to guarantee best patient care.