Sentence examples for sustained contacts from inspiring English sources

The latter came to power late in life and was replaced in 70 bc by his son, Phraates III (70 58/57 bc), under whom sustained contacts with Rome took place.

Based on the findings that CD69 acts downstream of IFNα to inhibit lymphocyte egress from lymphoid organs [17], it is also likely that CD69 expression facilitates sustained contacts between lymphocytes and antigen presenting cells during inflammatory responses, thereby enhancing full activation of antigen-specific lymphocytes.

Eventually, these PGCs were unable to establish and/or maintain sustained contacts with the SGPs and were detected several diameters away from the coalesced gonads.

Paul Dacre's plan may not survive sustained contact with the real world over the coming days.

Yet there is little evidence in the book that he had sustained contact with Chinese people.

Hogan-Howe makes it clear, for the second time, he does not believe sustained contact over drink is advisable.

The disease is airborne, and can only be passed through sustained contact- it cannot live on surfaces, for example.

Information at the meeting affirmed that SARS is spread principally by droplets dispersed in coughs and sneezes among people with close and sustained contact with an infected individual.

"The original cases do not appear to involve sustained contact with agricultural areas or animals," Dr. Robert Breiman, head of the W.H.O.

But children who have early and sustained contact with their elders are also known to be less likely to exhibit ageism.

Many, says Carley, cite that sustained contact with the museum as hugely influential: "That's what the younger pupils are going to miss out on".