Sentence examples for successful sustaining from inspiring English sources

However, a few of them were also found in somatic expression clusters, notably including Dmrt1 and Lhgcr, and may be involved in original pathways leading to successful sustaining of germ cell development.

In short, Washington had the courage to follow one of the most difficult, yet fundamental, maxims of successful, sustained entrepreneurship: He changed all the rules and diversified.

Successful sustained attention performance is due to the workings of two interacting subsystems: vigilance and arousal [ 30].

This will enable advocates to examine the best strategies to implement successful, sustained advocacy efforts to prevent preterm birth and stillbirth.

This later age of extubation may have resulted in resolution of co-morbidities such as a clinically significant patent ductus arteriosus in the first 7-10 days, which could contribute to successful sustained extubation.

To our knowledge, there are no previous published studies that have evaluated BP-NCPAP for facilitating successful sustained extubation following intubation and ventilation at birth, i.e., used as a secondary mode.

For 14 months, Mr. Sharon has been successful in sustaining this coalition, partly by arguing that national unity is now a strategic necessity.

In expanding their creation, Mr. Aubier and Mr. Patar haven't been entirely successful in sustaining its tone, which is no less fragile for being so frenetic — even at an economical 75 minutes, the whimsy can start to seem relentless.

Aside from Mr. Pacino, only Mr. Buscemi, a veteran of the avant-garde rigors of the Wooster Group, and a hilariously angular Linda Emond, of "Homebody/Kabul," are entirely successful in sustaining the electrified artificiality that's required.

"When and Where I Enter…," an effort to assist women of color in science, technology, engineering, mathematics, and medicine (STEMM) in the Midwest to become successful and sustaining members of the academy, was designed by a multicultural and multiethnic committee from The University of Toledo (UT).

Yields were reduced 26 (2005) and 10% (2006) in the lowest irrigation treatment (50% full season) compared with full irrigation (100% full season); but early-season water deficit (50 and 75% in the first 45 days after planting) followed by 100% irrigation in the mid- and late-seasons were successful at sustaining yield and/or crop value.