Sentence examples for sustained independently from inspiring English sources

The PRA results agreed with the preceding household surveys and direct observations, designed to evaluate the same variables, and confirmed that a population of unowned, free-roaming dogs in sufficiently good condition to be sustained independently of direct human support was unlikely to exist.

At the same time, PSA expression can be sustained independently of androgen receptor by CREB1 and some other transcription factors [31].

However, Bingham et al. (11) argue that spatial patterns are critical and that jackal epidemics may be sustained independently within key geographic areas.

Despite the real challenges of sustaining independently managed land parcels for a variety of human, livestock, and wildlife needs, many have declared the region a conservation success (Kinnaird and O'Brien 2012).

He couldn't get a record deal and he could only sustain himself independently through constant international touring, which left him without enough time to make the official debut album he had been publicly promising for a long time.

Eyal Hertzog, a co-founder of Bancor Network — which raised over $150 million via an ICO in June — told an audience at TechCrunch Disrupt San Francisco that a token sale is a first step to creating new kinds of businesses that can sustain themselves independently, almost like a non-profit.

This means that the Brigade can be deployed and sustain itself independently, without a division or corps level command supporting it.

The control of our art is very often to prevent us from being too beautiful, independently sustained by beauty from uncontrollable sources - beautiful for ourselves, beautiful for others.

The two circuits are independently sustained because poorly oxygenated blood from the left ventricle supplies only the upper body, drains into the superior vena cava (SVC), and then returns to the left ventricle without being adequately oxygenated.

The foundations of democracy are the rule of law, including the freedoms of speech and association; civil society, meaning the network of independent organisations which sustain social life independently from the state; an independent and impartial judiciary; and a free economy, including the freedom to trade and to register property.

At the same time, the percentage of elderly living independently experienced sustained growth, exceeding 40%% in 2010.