Sentence examples for sustained silence from inspiring English sources

The stage emptied in sustained silence.

John Hersey's "Hiroshima," which famously constituted the entire editorial contents of this magazine's issue of August 31 , 1946 is a work of sustained silence.

The Diachronic Society holds a press conference at which, in front of news cameras from around the world, they issue further recommendations, including: read books, preferably in hard copy; have real, in-person conversations; have periods of sustained silence, too; write down your stories; use footnotes; and (my personal favorite), avoid all " 'content' that's actually devoid of content".

With this basic palette Mr. Quasthoff produces a whole spectrum of effects, from a smooth creamy falsetto, in the opening lines of "Der Zwerg" ("The Dwarf") by Schubert to a majestic ringing climax in that composer's "Du bist die Ruh" that held the audience spellbound through a sustained silence before the song's final line.

The purpose of this study was to study the effect of attention and sustained silence on the emergence of auditory phantom perception in normal-hearing adults.

The effect of sustained silence was studied on the emergence of tinnitus perception in 120 normal hearing young adult Caucasians and African Americans.

As our approach of expressing various shRNAs from one vector is based on a simple and universally applicable cloning strategy, SiDEx may be a helpful tool to achieve sustained silencing of viruses, ultimately reducing the risk of emergence of viable mutants.

Secondly, cytoplasmic siRNA amplification by RdRP is needed for sustained silencing.

An advantage of using expressed RNAi activators to silence HBV gene expression is that it is possible to achieve more sustained silencing than with synthetic RNAi activators.

Newer generation helper-dependent or 'gutless' adenoviruses, which lack viral protein-expressing sequences, have diminished immunostimulatory properties and can also achieve sustained silencing.

An additional consideration is that to achieve sustained silencing of chronic HBV infection, repeated administration of vectors may be necessary, in which case avoidance of immunostimulation is important.