Plato's Academy (c. 387 bce), for example, was established with an endowment that helped to sustain its existence for some 900 years.
By refocusing on facilitating social innovation, the university can find a new means of adding value to society that will sustain its existence beyond 2025.
Therefore, DAG stimulation of Tf uptake may contribute to virulence of the parasite by helping T. brucei to acquire sufficient amounts of the ligand (and indirectly iron) to sustain its extracellular existence in host blood.
It was suggested that DAG stimulation of Tf uptake may contribute to parasite virulence by aiding T. brucei to acquire sufficient amounts of Tf (i.e., iron) to sustain its extracellular existence and compete with host cells for Tf in the blood [ 67].
Can Viacom sustain its growth?
Fayed, say what you will about his other business enterprises, unquestionably stabilized and sustained Fulham when its existence was threatened.
He was able for several decades to sustain his existence as an independent scholar in the remote Frankish village of Bruckberg by virtue of his wife, Bertha Löw, having been partial heir of a porcelain factory located there, from a modest pension due to his father's service to Bavaria, and from publishing royalties.
Given that the earth is limited in its provision of resources to sustain our existence, it becomes our duty to make prudent use of these resources rather than being the cause for its decline.
Indeed, it was observed that siblings of centenarians have an increased relative risk of reaching 100 years, sustaining the existence of a heritable component of human longevity [ 42– 42].
From the time immemorial until the turn of the century, organizations of different capacities have been investing in human resources as one way of sustaining the existence of their operations.
