Sentence examples for sustained for about from inspiring English sources
A rapid and time damped alternating discharge current was observed with a short oscillating period ∼ 0.6 μs and sustained for about 6 μs.
It has been also estimated that the current world energy consumption could be sustained for about 200 years by recovering just 15% of the estimated gas hydrate resource (Makogon et al. 2007).
Animal data demonstrates that muscle protein synthesis following a meal is rapid (within 30 min) and sustained for about 2 h but then declines toward baseline in parallel with the postprandial changes in circulating insulin and amino acids [34, 47].
Responses from a single dose of tocilizumab in the absence of concomitant disease modifying antirheumatic drugs were sustained for about 8 weeks following administration.
Animal data demonstrates that muscle protein synthesis following a meal is rapid (within 30 min) and sustained for about 2 h but then declines toward baseline in parallel with the postprandial changes in circulating insulin and amino acids [ 34, 47].
This manifested as a dipolar field pattern, which was sustained for about 100 ms, showing a right lateral negativity (peaking at 237 ms) and a left medial positivity (peaking at 230 ms).
It is no small feat to sustain for about 80 minutes a monologue incorporating such heady ingredients, and harder still to keep it compelling.
In JET, the plasma is being sustained for only about 40 seconds enough to gather loads of data.
However, since the positive clinical effect of the treatment was sustained for only about 2 3 months, we sought to explore the possibility of administering repeat injections at shorter intervals.
Panelist Robert Bristow, Medical Director of Emergency Management at New York Presbyterian Hospital, said most hospitals have a plan to sustain services for about 96 hours without needing external assistance, but then they'd require help.
Treatment was begun after 22 weeks gestation in most women, and was sustained for a mean of about 28 days in both groups.
