Sentence examples for was further sustained from inspiring English sources

The town's growth was further sustained by the completion of the Boston and Lowell Railroad in 1835.

With the ceasefire agreement of 1991, access to the liberated territories and the demobilization of soldiers, on the one hand, and the increased inflow of cash into the camps, on the other, began to stimulate the recovery of camel husbandry, which was further sustained by the potential to market meat and milk in the camps.

This was further sustained by expression analysis of Smad1, -5 and -4.

The importance of ERK1/2 signaling in neuroprotection was further sustained by treatment with a selective ERK1/2 inhibitor (PD98059).

The relationship between EDS and falls was further sustained following adjustment for nocturia (adjusted OR = 2.63, 95%% CI 1.31-5.30, p < 0.01).

This combination also caused saturation of S-glutathionylation levels within a min, which was further sustained and less reversible (Fig. 6A B).

Strong midweek sales and gentle decline both point to healthy career longevity, which could be further sustained by Bafta and Oscar nominations this week on Wednesday and Thursday.

This way of life is further sustained by the UNRWA education system, one of the largest in the Arab world, which does not used textbooks of its own.

The threatening spectre of the 'gay agenda' is further sustained in the African context as it allows governing authorities to exploit frustration at socio-economic conditions by redirecting public anger at a common enemy -- the mythical, wealthy, privileged, powerful 'homosexual'homosexual

His memory is further sustained by streets and housing developments named after him, most notably the Lansbury Estate in Poplar, completed in 1951 (This entry has been amended by a long time local resident, as the Lansbury Estate does in no way extend as far as Bow Road and never has done, despite any references cited).

The mitochondrial apoptotic pathway is further sustained by the down-regulation of Bcl2, reducing cellular resistance to apoptosis [50].