Sentence examples for adjustment and maintenance from inspiring English sources
In addition, respiratory therapists are experts in the setup, adjustment, and maintenance of mechanical ventilators.
An adjustable mechanical arm with lockable joints mounted to a free-standing, rigid platform (fabricated locally) enabled convenient adjustment and maintenance of stimulus position.
Due to the lack of evidence identifying ACT reference scores for treatment initiation, these numbers were extrapolated from studies that assessed asthma control to make decisions about treatment adjustment and maintenance.
In research the Stroop Test (FWIT), the Trail Making Test (TMT), and the Wisconsin Card Sorting Test (WCST), have been used especially to assess executive or higher-order functions such as working memory, cognitive adjustment and maintenance of set.
This study tested the effect of lower limb muscle fatigue induced by series of high-level isometric contractions (IC) on postural adjustments and maintenance of erect posture.
This section covers general radiotelephone and electronic fundamentals necessary to complete repairs, adjustments and maintenance on transmitters for both receivers and radios.
The study consisted of 4 experimental periods: screening, baseline/MTS initiation, MTS adjustment, and MTS maintenance.
Therefore, accurate and reliable performance assessment drives design adjustments and predicts maintenance requirements and early fault diagnostics and prognostics.
These new simplified dosing regimens of teicoplanin could be helpful in individual adjustment of the loading and maintenance doses to achieve 15 30 μg/mL.
Among the genes of known functions, many are related to maintenance of cell wall integrity, adjustment of osmotic potential and maintenance of reactive oxygen species homeostasis, implying that these physiological processes might be of paramount significance in rendering protective mechanisms against the low temperature stress.
Comfort's idea was based on assumptions concerning declining "power of self-adjustment and self-maintenance" in humans and other animals -- processes which most biologists today would call homeostasis and tissue repair.
