Sentence examples for stable recruitment from inspiring English sources
Ethical concerns were raised before and during the program, but regular discussions between teams and successes of the program maintained a stable recruitment with a good attendance of involved professionals.
Our results do not provide any evidence that a strategy aimed at obtaining stable recruitment leads to a decreased lung injury, but show that such aim can be achieved and that the overdistension also induced by PEEP can be simultaneously monitored and could be used to further adjust ventilation (e.g., reducing tidal volume).
Silent chromatin of the early inactive X was exapted from neighbouring constitutive heterochromatin and, in early placental evolution, was augmented by the rise of XIST and the stable recruitment of specific histone modifications now classically associated with XCI.
Supporting this hypothesis, Sharma et al. showed that WRN helicase is required for the stable recruitment of PCAF (p300/CBP-binding protein)/P-TEFb-containing transcription complexes to DNA [47].
As discussed below, pronounced shape complementarity between the interacting surfaces may contribute to the stable recruitment of LapG to the periplasmic output domain of LapD orthologs.
Crm1 and Ran-GTP are essential for the stable recruitment of Ran-GAP1/Ran-BP2 to kinetochores, the formation of normal kinetochore fibers, and faithful chromosome segregation.
Results indicate that the custom designed electrodes and implantation techniques provided sufficient anchoring and produced stable and reliable recruitment of muscles both in the absence of daily NMES (for 8 weeks) as well as with daily NMES that is initiated 3 weeks post implantation (for 6 weeks).
During normal cell growth, the Rrn3 serine patch is not phosphorylated, enabling Rrn3 to bind Pol I, resulting in stable Pol I recruitment to rDNA and efficient transcription.
Even population estimates remain disputed, but with general consensus that wild camel populations are declining or are at best stable, primarily because recruitment appears low (Adiya et al., 2006, 2012; Hare, 2008; McCarthy, 2000; Reading et al., 1999).
Monitoring protocols were designed to reduce major uncertainties about the functional relations among flow parameters (e.g., frequency, duration, magnitude, velocity) and fish populations, especially the relationship between periods of stable flow and recruitment of young fishes (Freeman et al. 2001).
They are also undermining staff morale, stable industrial relations, staff recruitment and retention and, ultimately, patient care.
