Sentence examples for remains sustained from inspiring English sources

Disparate from short-term (a few hours) AIDS treatment, viral load remains sustained, whereas in long-term treatment (a few weeks to years), viral load usually decreases at the beginning of treatment and is followed by rebounds later, which leads to the treatment failure.

A complete response was observed after 4 months of therapy and remains sustained at 6 months.

Furthermore, ATP (and thus also ADP) remains sustained for a considerable time near sites of vascular injury (Born & Kratzer, 1984), probably reflecting the continual recruitment and activation of platelets during the haemostatic process.

Here, where a dozen or so Jewish delicatessens once flourished, only Hobby's remains, sustained by a devoted stream of jurors, judges and nostalgia-craving suburbanites.

Although the economy revived under her leadership, it remains weak, sustained by the remittances of millions of overseas workers.

The acting remains as sustained as ever before, but there is a lingering sense that Our Friends has run out of steam.

The real danger is the one that remains: a sustained attack on Mr Wahid's ability to govern in the form of a campaign to destabilise the country.

Given that there are no major doubts related to this technology as it has been tested and proven reliable, but also given that this is quite a large installation and certain speculation remains, as sustained by Leitner, regarding the viability of the project, hence we set an IRR of 20% to help dissuade any doubts of technology risk and help us acquire the necessary level of capital.

According to a 2011 report from the Office of National Drug Control Policy, there remains a "sustained high level of methamphetamine availability" in Oregon.

The robustness of the response time (RT) event rate effect also remains under sustained attention conditions of more than 30 minutes.

I was fascinated by the shifts in manners and décor, and by the gently beautiful compositions (Bonnard and Vuillard appear to be the dominant influences) which frame what is essentially the story of a long marriage and an unceasing devotion to a family business that seems forever in crisis but remains as sustaining as France itself.