Sentence examples for sustained phenomenon from inspiring English sources

It appears to be a sustained phenomenon rather than a transient situation.

In our area, the sustained phenomenon of the wide spread in the community of MRSA strains is predominantly due to isolates belonging to the European ST80.

Broadly, release profile of IFS in pH 7.4 and pH 5.0 could be divided into two parts; first, faster release of IFS was observed until 24 h and second, a relatively more sustained release phenomenon was observed from 24 to 96 h study period.

In a certain range of temperature and gas composition sustained oscillatory phenomena were observed on both the reaction rate and the surface oxygen activity.

It singlehandedly pushed out the frontiers of social media, creating and sustaining a phenomenon that many people, in virtually every country around the world, wished to be part of.

However, the factors sustaining this phenomenon remain poorly understood.

The critic Edward B. Savage asserts that despite the lack of a moral compass in virtually all the main characters, Busenello's plot is itself essentially moral, and that "this morality is sustained by the phenomenon of dramatic irony".

The enhanced tumor inhibitory effect of PLPT was attributed to the prolonged blood circulation potential and sustained drug release phenomenon after particle accumulation via EPR effect.

Model networks with these modest characteristics are Boolean and they present – remarkably – much of the higher order phenomena sustained by gene networks (Kauffman, 1969; Thomas & D'Ari, 1990).

They suggested that the initial release antibiotic from bone cement was mainly a surface phenomenon, while sustained release over several days was a bulk diffusion phenomenon [ 81].

For instance, cancer cells typically show sustained aerobic glycolysis, a phenomenon known as the Warburg effect, and therefore are likely to be much more sensitive to nutrient deprivation during CR than normal cells [ 86].