Sentence examples similar to sustain execution from inspiring English sources

We achieved the high sustained performance by the execution of AFES with T1279L96 resolution on the ES.

Mechanistically, WDR5 functions to sustain proper execution of DNA replication in PDAC cells, as previously suggested by replication stress studies involving MLL1, and c-Myc, also found to interact with WDR5.

The product of the planning for implementation is a bespoke POD manual with the systems, processes and division of labour in place to achieve and sustain its execution and adapted to local contexts.

— JOANNE C. GERSTNER Unfortunately for the Aussies, they cannot sustain the effort and execution of the first half.

It's fine to fall in love with one work but look at a range of works by the artist to be sure that they can sustain the quality and execution.

Created and written by the relatively unknown Nic Pizzolatto, and with all eight episodes directed by Cary Fukunaga, True Detective felt both unusually focused in its aesthetic vision and impressively sustained in its execution, right up until the divisive finale.

Reproduced here is the full transcript of the reasons Judge Audrey Balla gave for her decision: This is a claim by four plaintiffs for damages for injuries each of them say they sustained during the execution of a search warrant at their home on 18 September 2014.

They have the skill and execution capabilities to sustain long-term growth.

They can rarely sustain any kind of offensive execution in the halfcourt and their defense is spotty.

Post-hoc tests of pairwise comparisons revealed that this difference arose because the two parietal regions (OPJ + IPS) were activated more strongly early in the trial, while the execution-related regions showed sustained activation during the execution phase.

State execution of men who kill will always be an issue, here as in the United States - the more so with cases like the weekend's Derbyshire mass murder to sustain the argument.