Sentence examples for sustained by applying from inspiring English sources

Laboratory networks designed for responding to large scale contamination incidents can be sustained by applying their resources during incidents of lesser significance, for special projects, and for routine surveillance and monitoring as part of ongoing activities of the environmental laboratory community.

Crisp et al [ 19] suggests that capacity can be sustained by applying skills to practice.

It therefore becomes necessary to periodically evaluate the condition of the laminate bond to verify the designed load performance is still being sustained by the applied CFRP system.

"It noted further the absence of aggravating factors and the existence of certain mitigating factors, including the player's admission of foul play and his expressions of remorse for what had occurred and the injury sustained by his opponent, in applying a five week reduction".

From a design perspective, it is important to find the maximum load which can be applied or sustained by a particular parallel manipulator.

Time to onset of sustained pain relief was evaluated by applying the Kaplan-Meier procedure, and comparisons with placebo were made using the log rank test.

If variation in empty worlds can be sustained by differences in the laws that apply to them, there will be infinitely many empty worlds.

Manual or instrumented loading of single segments in the intact spine as applied intraoperatively may overestimate the mechanical properties of this segment, because the applied load is partly sustained by the adjacent segments.

Sugar maple and black spruce wood samples were placed on the bottom electrode and the discharge was sustained in N2 HMDSO (hexamethyldisiloxane) gas mixtures by applying a 24 kV peak-to-peak voltage at 2 kHz.

In another patient, the improved CO2 clearance could not be sustained by HFOV, and extracorporeal lung support had to be applied 7 days later.> -wrap-foot> P values of paired t test.

The method is applied to building structures with passive dampers sustained by flexible supports.