Sentence examples for sustaining the functioning from inspiring English sources

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With the invention of mechanical respirators in the 1950s, however, it became possible for a previously lethal extent of brain damage to coexist with continued cardiopulmonary functioning, sustaining the functioning of other organs.

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Inhibition of FoxO either directly or via increased Akt activation can also result in enhanced JNK/c-Jun signaling which suppresses apoptosis of AML cells highlighting the importance of these pathways in sustaining the function and immature status of LSCs [ 110].

In the autumn statement George Osborne, the chancellor, introduced drastic cuts to Short money – payments used to sustain the functioning of opposition parties.

That is to say, the distribution of income is a pure public good [39] which sustains the functioning of society.

They are: first, adequate laws, rules and regulations, which govern people living close together and sharing common services; second, better spatial planning and design, which optimize density, connectivity and diversity; and third, a viable financial model, which sustains the functioning of the city and ensures economic prosperity.

This episode highlighted the importance of disease surveillance at this time of the year, but also the dilemma between the needs of disease control and the necessity for sufficient animal movement to take place to sustain the functioning of the industry.

Although some nucleus-encoded factors involved in RNA maturation are known from Chlamydomonas [ 92], an apparently shared feature of land plants is an increase in proteins that could function in sustaining the functionality of mutationally altered organellar genomes.

Cardiogenic differentiation mandates robust metabolic signaling and information exchange between mitochondria and cytosolic/nuclear compartments to ensure developmental programming and an energetic continuum that sustains the function of nascent cardiomyocytes [7], [16], [17], [18].

We then hypothesised that the establishment of a permissive ectopic germinal niche-like micro-environment in perivascular lymph node areas molecularly reminiscent of that described in the adult brain upon NPC transplantation [6], [19], [20] –might have allowed the survival, and possibly sustained the function, of s.c.-injected NPCs.

Here, using a series of mutated hybrid cytochrome bc1-like complexes, we show that inter-monomer electron transfer robustly sustains the function of the enzyme in vivo, even when the two subunits in a dimer come from different species.

Under a lack of O2, an alternative process occurs to provide the energy required to sustain the functions of life; pyruvate is converted into acetaldehyde, which is quickly reduced to ethanol, i.e. fermentation (Perata and Alpi 1993).

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