Sentence examples for to be continuously present from inspiring English sources

Some struggle to be heard; others seem to be continuously present.

After the expulsion of Jewry, literary anti-Semitism from Chaucer to Shakespeare and Dickens enabled "the Jew" to be "continuously present" in English culture.

For this purpose, cardiac fibroblasts have to be continuously present to replete the degraded ECM components.

In case of persistent, latent herpes virus infections, low levels of persistent viral antigens are very likely to be continuously present in the host.

Moreover, many mRNAs will not need to be continuously present to ensure translation produces sufficient protein for the daughter cell at division, given that the doubling time is relatively long (~6 hours).

A pattern that is repetitively presented and blanked may be perceived to be continuously presented when blanks are smaller than ∼250 500 ms [e.g.], [13], [23], [24,25].

Incorporating the conditional SPP in SDW-MWF allows to exploit the fact that speech may not be present at all frequencies and at all times, while the noise can indeed be continuously present.

If this CNV allele is generated (again by unequal crossover) as frequently as it is removed by selection, then it will be continuously present among CNV alleles.

Some agents that inhibit cell proliferation, such as dibutyryl cyclic AMP, have only a transient effect and thus must be continuously present.

Finally, we showed that cancer cell fractions that are enriched for CSCs also produce soluble factors that mediate growth and resistance, suggesting that sources of soluble factors that promote resistance may be continuously present in the form of CSCs.

Patients were asked to fixate a cross that was continuously present, although eye movements during the noise phase were unimportant since the stimulus was a uniform, spatially extensive noise field.