Sentence examples for use of a sustained from inspiring English sources

Arc welding, use of a sustained luminous electrical discharge (arc) as a source of heat for melting the filler metal (welding rod) and the metals being welded.

An alternative is the use of a sustained release preparation of naltrexone.

Given the known association between serial high tidal volumes at initiation of ventilation and development of lung injury in the newborn lung [ 3, 33- 36], we hypothesized that the use of a set sustained inflation pressure may inadvertently initiate lung injury as a result of high delivered volumes in preterm subjects with compliant lungs.

To identify predictors of smoking abstinence at the end of medication use that could assist in the optimal use of a sustained-release (SR) form of bupropion for treating cigarette smokers.

As Mr. Moore implies that the Bush administration is in cahoots with the native country of 15 of the 9/11 hijackers, so the Bush administration has itself used a sustained campaign of insinuation to float the false claim that Saddam Hussein was in cahoots with those hijackers, too.

Using a sustained release preparation of tamoxifen we consistently achieved serum concentrations of the drug in the 40 to 50 ng ml-1 range and much higher levels in tissues.

Several methods have been described, the most commonly used of which is a sustained inflation breath; for example, 40 cmH2O for 40 seconds [ 35].

A pedal lifts a felt-pad damper from the bars, permitting use of either sustained or short notes.

In summary, we developed a new EH mouse model based on the use of a subcutaneous E2 sustained releasing pellet.

Use of sustained remission as a primary outcome measure similarly presents a challenge to following induction treatment with CYC and glucocorticoids, as 80 83% of patients remain in remission at 18 months [ 6, 7].

By measuring the toad's uptake of oxygen it was found that hopping was an inefficient use of resources during sustained locomotion but was a useful strategy during short bursts of high-intensity activity.