Sentence examples for sustained the data from inspiring English sources

The effect of sulphonylureas, however, is not sustained, the data here being consistent with studies showing improvement then waning of islet B-cell function over the first 10 months' therapy [ 10].

Additionally, in past decades, many web caching schemes such as [15] have appeared to sustain the data flow of the Internet.

Instead of fragmenting the input of data parallelizable tasks into chunks arbitrarily, we propose fragmenting into chunks that can also sustain the data dependencies of a number of subsequent steps in the analysis.

Moreover, all the improvements that were implemented to ensure adequate human resources to support M&E and the data-use intervention also strengthened the MSHP's infrastructure, so that the ministry can sustain the data-use intervention.

These efforts not only contributed to the production of a regular supply of quality data but also strengthened the ministry's infrastructure to support and sustain the data-use intervention.

This architecture must accommodate the dependencies of the system and sustain the required data transmission speed to ensure stability and data integrity.

In this study I will follow the single period equation approach, that has gained in popularity precisely because it avoids the assumption of parameter constancy, which is not recommended unless it is sustained by the data (Triplett 2004 p. 61).

However, this conclusion cannot be sustained from the data here.

Reviewer #3: The observation of downregulation of respiration-related genes is very interesting, yet to conclude that induced aneuploidy in WT strains recapitulates a Down syndrome signature is not sustained by the data shown in this manuscript.

Comments: The observation of downregulation of respiration-related genes is very interesting, yet to conclude that induced aneuploidy in WT strains recapitulates a Down syndrome signature is not sustained by the data shown in this manuscript.

Confronting these results with the statement of Qin et al. [ 10] about the existence of 1000 to 1150 prevalent species, we find that their result reflects the maximal number sustained by the data; however a cautious estimate of the lower limit reduces it by a factor of two.