Sentence examples for sustained state from inspiring English sources
Impacts – sustained state change.
In this exercise, Impacts, longterm sustained state change.
One result is a heightened propensity toward catastrophic wildfire, requiring additional and sustained state intervention to maintain an imposed and unstable equilibrium.
Unfortunately, there is no indication that respect for the rights of the accused is likely to improve under Sessions' Justice Department, despite sustained state- and national-level movements for reform.
Even as the Maoist movement was going on, there was a major spurt in agricultural production in the Telangana region during the 1980s and 1990s, as Telangana farmers shifted to commercial crops and Green Revolution technologies like tube well irrigation on the basis of a sustained state support, like public investment, institutional credit and extension services.
Metropolitan areas, for both better and worse, changed and operated differently because of sustained state action—How States Shaped Postwar America uncovers the scope of this largely untold story.
Thus, our findings suggest that a WM account of shared PFC recruitment in LTM tasks holds for common transient item-related responses rather than sustained state-related responses that are better seen as reflecting more general attentional/control processes.
Serum-treated HTC-IR cells and tumours represent sustained states of enhanced cell proliferation.
Particularly sustained activity in lateral regions of the posterior parietal cortex has been linked to sustained states of peripheral attention [ 38].
Some women had experienced sustained states of depression and hopelessness, while others spoke about experiencing a poor state of mental health which had passed when circumstances changed.
In particular, the right parietal cortex has been shown to be part of an interoceptive attention system that monitors bodily states [ 37] and lateral regions of the posterior parietal cortex have been linked to sustained states of peripheral attention [ 38].
