Sentence examples for that sustaining at from inspiring English sources

Results also indicated that sustaining at five attempts would be sufficient to avoid effort-related selection bias.

The damage to Fukushima is more difficult to repair than that sustained at Three Mile Island, where fuel removal began six years after an accident in 1979.

As scrutiny of the impact of football has escalated, studies have shown that younger players can face repetitive brain trauma similar to that sustained at the college level — and perhaps even more acutely, because their brains are not fully developed and require longer rest periods after injury.

There were 502 death certificates that sustained at least one type of improper COD statement, with an overall improper statement rate of 20% (502/2520).

Though originally a litigator, Ruby adapted his firm to keep pace with his clients' growing businesses and eventually created a solid corporate practice that sustained, at its peak, almost 10 lawyers, many of whom were family.

Although most longitudinal studies with FM patients indicate an absence of spontaneous improvement in symptoms or remission in the natural course of FM [ 43– 46], aspecific improvement that sustained for at least 9 months cannot entirely be excluded.

Finding words for the inner life that sustained him at Maidwell, he begins to write poetry himself.

Far too often the system we have constructed drives a coach and horses through the relationships that sustain children at the most difficult times in their lives.

His attachment to the young man is a love relationship that sustains him at times more than the love of the Dark Lady can do, and yet this loving friendship also dooms the poet to disappointment and self-hatred.

For example, in our study, having a well-functioning AFS was both an outcome (at the local level) and a mechanism for further advancement in terms of the policies and programmes that sustain AFS (at the national level).

This population likely represents A02 cells that sustained mechanical damage at baseline when de-adhered from tissue culture flasks.