Sentence examples for were perpetuated in from inspiring English sources

The testicular GCTs used were perpetuated in nude mice by consecutive passages.

In this way, the emotions of the defeat are perpetuated in waves of carefully nourished resentment.

The practice seems to have begun in Babylonia and was perpetuated in Rome, Spain, the Islamic world, China, and Africa.

Its name is perpetuated in the official name of the Israeli armed services, Tzva Haganah le-Yisraʾel ("Israel Defense Forces").

The phytoplasma is perpetuated in overwintering weed and crop plants, in propagative parts (bulbs, corms, tubers), and in leafhoppers in mild climates.

Transcendental idealism has remained a significant strand in later philosophy, being perpetuated in various forms of Kantian and Neo-Kantian movements of thought.

Hawaii has a state motto: Ua mau ke ea o ka aina i ka pono, or the life of the land is perpetuated in righteousness.

O'Neill's tragic view of life was perpetuated in his relationships with the three women he married two of whom he divorced and with his three children.

Heavy antitank guns relying upon high-velocity projectiles largely fell into disuse after 1945, but the technology was perpetuated in the main armament mounted on tanks (see tank).

Joanna Nadin, author of the pre-teen Penny Dreadful books and the Rachel Riley young adult series, thinks the problem is perpetuated in the marketing departments.

Thus, the key tension between external ritual and internal realization that originated in Vedic times and was perpetuated in devotional teachings is sustained in popular present-day ritual action.