Sentence examples for sustain active from inspiring English sources

Potential crown fire behavior was assessed with the Nexus model in terms of crowning index (CI), the windspeed required to sustain active canopy burning.

We show HNF4α is essential in vivo to sustain active viral transcription and subsequent replication.

Our findings are in keeping with the observation that in tumor cells reduced expression of p27 is not sufficient to sustain active cell proliferation in the absence of growth factors [37].

Food insecurity arises when individuals do not have sufficient access to safe and nutritious foods at all times, to sustain active and healthy lives [ 19].

Soil compaction increases soil impedance and thereby affects crop yield by decreasing the capacity of the root system to explore new soil horizons and absorb water and essential nutrients to sustain active growth and development.

2, 48 Such effects, according to studies in children with neurodevelopmental disorders, may be more pronounced with PRM formulations because they are able to sustain active melatonin levels throughout the night.

This agreement constitutes a policy arrangement for ensuring sustainable carnivore populations and sustaining active and viable pastoral communities.

The preceding outline of the Norwegian carnivore governance comprises the backdrop for the Carnivore Agreement (2011), which supports the "two-fold objective" consisting of ensuring sustainable carnivore populations while simultaneously sustaining active and viable pastoral communities.

What is needed is not spontaneous panic that highlights crises then promptly dies down, but sustained, active focus on the multiple dimensions of the conflict beyond the problem of Isis, and a commitment to seeking to report facts that take us out of our comfort zone.

Due to its shallow depth (average bottom depth less than 50 m) and abundance of replenishing organic matter, dynamic coupling of the pelagic and benthic environments sustains active faunal and microbial respiration, as well as N cycling in the sediments [13, 14].

The key characteristic of this nitinol staple exploits its superelasticity to constantly unload stress over great strains (Duerig et al. 1999), bringing with it the potential to provide immediate and sustained active compression which may help accelerate bone healing by closing any gap present or formed including those produced by osteoclastic resorption (Yang et al. 1987).