Small companies routinely sustain losses struggling to get -- and keep -- the attention of giants that they hope to supply with products or services.
In the latter system, levels of human hepatocyte chimerism can develop within the liver parenchyma of engrafted Alb-uPA mice sufficient to routinely sustain HCV infection for at least 4 months duration [4] [6].
Because they contain biologically available carbon (in the form of lipids) and water, water-based metalworking fluids routinely sustain microbial growth, but excess growth degrades the fluids and leads to loss of usefulness.
He notes the overwhelming maleness of the scientists, working 15-hour days and neglectful of family responsibilities, yet routinely sustained by female technicians.
Cardiac surgery patients, routinely hemodiluted, often sustain perioperative cerebral infarction.
Living organisms are routinely considered as systems that sustain themselves by converting "few" high-quality energy quanta into "many" low-quality, thermal quanta, this process being accompanied by entropy production, see [ 87, 90, 209, 405].
The militants routinely extort taxes and loot food to sustain their insurgency.
In allogeneic stem cell transplantation, interferon-alpha (IFNα) is routinely used to replace the far more toxic IL-2 to sustain the activation status of infused donor cells [ 4].
The routing of wagons /freight cars either individually or in blocks is subject to a mass of technical, operational and commercial imperatives so a generalised model (Blocking Problem) aimed primarily to reduce costs could readily lose touch with the reality of sustaining a routinely commercially competitive portfolio of service offers.
Furthermore, limited evidence supports our understanding of how decision aids become routinely implemented, embedded, and sustained in practice that is, how they become normalized.
Notably, although 2i can sustain ESC self-renewal without Stat3 activation (Ying et al., 2008), Lif is routinely added to this and other mouse reprogramming media.
