Sentence examples for a better maintenance from inspiring English sources

Determining the extra time required will help to set up a better maintenance plan.

(21)A larger index value leads to a better maintenance strategy performance.

Under conditions of voluntary drinking, CES resulted in more adequate hydration and a better maintenance of affective states than W or NF during gymnasium-based exercise.

Furthermore, OsvaRen® showed a significantly higher reduction in phosphate levels in the long-term and a better maintenance of serum phosphate levels in the K/DOQI target range was achieved.

DPPH scavenging activity decreased after 72 h-chilling, but was higher in NM94 (73%) than VC1973A (50%) (Fig. 1d, P < 0.001), indicating a better maintenance of redox homeostasis in NM94.

Differing from the exemplar-based inpainting approaches in which only color information is used, the proposed algorithm considers both color and gradient information, which ensures a better maintenance of structure coherence, texture clarity and neighborhood consistency.

I have done something that is very cost effective, or I have found a much better maintenance management system, or I have found a way to increase sales of coffee and doughnuts by 35%, and I can't wait for the next network meeting to get up and tell all my peers about it.

At 4WPost however, there was a possible better maintenance of Yo-YoIR2 performance in HYP compared with NORM (+6%(−2;15), 67/31/2; figure 3).

When the brothers are all seated at the dinner table, one of them makes a call for better maintenance of the library: "As some of you may know, a slow drip, directly over Philosophy of Mind, has recently waterlogged and destroyed seventy to eighty percent of Cognitive Theory".

If well-maintained parcels tend to cluster together then we would expect that parcels proximal to a well-maintained produce garden would have better maintenance than parcels near an undeveloped vacant lot.

Previous studies have shown that exercise can change postural control functioning in older adults, which leads to a reduced fall risk and better maintenance of upright stances [31 34].