Sentence examples for 1 maintain from inspiring English sources

Platonists who reject (1) maintain that the human mind is not entirely physical and that it is capable of somehow forging contact with abstract objects and thereby acquiring information about such objects.

The extractions commenced on untreated soil, and then three target pH regimes were imposed: 1) maintain the initial pH; 2) incrementally acidify to pH 6.5 then maintain; and 3) incrementally acidify to pH 5.5 then maintain.

To evaluate the ability of porcine small intestine submucosa (SIS) to 1) maintain airway patency, 2) integrate, 3) prevent granulation tissue formation, and 4) permit mucosalization when used for tracheal reconstruction.

A new delivery system (ACIDFORM) was designed with acid-buffering, bioadhesive, and viscosity-retaining properties to (1) maintain the acidic vaginal milieu (the low pH inactivates many pathogens and spermatozoa), (2) form a protective layer over the vaginal/cervical epithelium (minimizing contact with pathogenic organisms), and (3) provide long-term vaginal retention.

The second- and third-generation syntheses, designed with the goal of accessing 1 g of -spongistatin 1 (1), maintain both the first-generation strategy for the ABCD aldehyde and final fragment union, while incorporating two more efficient approaches for construction of the EF Wittig salt.

Boyd and Ellison [18] describe social network sites as web-based services that allow individuals to (1) maintain a public or semi-public profile within a particular system, (2) maintain a list of connected users (e.g. friends), people with whom they share a connection and (3) view and follow connections made by themselves and by other users.

The rest of "Aviary: Act 1" maintains that high level.

Unicef and BDnews24 maintain that the young people are looked after when they report for Prism.

At the same time, the colloids with lower concentration of C5F-MTSC and C5F-TSC, C DAE = 1 × 10−6 maintain maintain stability more than half a year.

But maximum10 maintain that "choreography" isn't exactly the right word.

Here we show that OGC and its C. elegans orthologue MISC-1 maintain the balance of fusion and fission events in human cells and in C. elegans.