Sentence examples for affect maintaining from inspiring English sources

A second factor reported to affect maintaining use of the height adjustment was the degree to which the potential user felt the standing position assisted or not with their productivity.

So, the active affects maintain identity – the identity on which they depend – by negotiating what systems theory calls a "systems-environment boundary".

For the first time, councils were required to list frauds affecting maintained schools separately, revealing 191 cases totalling £2.3m, 86 of which - with a combined value of £1.9m - involved internal fraud.

In other words, the reduction in Dicer1 only affects the maintaining of adult pancreas, not the normal development of the pancreas.

Under this model, natural selection would not only affect and maintain the amount of genetic diversity in a given locus but also its relative position in the genome, favoring the maintenance of genes that could be contribute to adaptations under strong positive selection in areas with higher relative rates of recombination, such as the subtelomeric regions.

Further, hyperinsulinemia, loss of α cells and increased islet size (see Figs  7B and D and 8A) could all be compensatory mechanisms that arise over time to counteract increased hepatic glucagon sensitization, the result of integrative crosstalk between the liver and pancreas to affect and maintain glucose and metabolic homeostatis (47, 48).

Speech can be delayed because the child is speaking less and the development of the child's oral musculature may be affected by maintaining an immature sucking pattern, appropriate for an infant, but not for a child who is getting ready to eat and speak.. Build an environment that helps language flourish.

This double game – affecting to maintain privacy while actually being entirely in the public eye but only under their own terms – is what made them the perfect celebrity couple.

However, the optical purity of the product was not significantly affected and maintained at high levels of >99%.

This fact, taken with caution, indicates that subjects' ability to engage in the decision process in a motivated, thoughtful way and by self-regulating the process may not be affected, but maintained or improved when higher MWL is expected.

Other lesion-related gait changes, particularly on the ipsilesional side, were most likely compensatory in nature (i.e. they represent an alternative behavioural strategy for gait stabilisation); for example, the three less affected paws maintain sham level swing duration but with increased stance duration to meet the increased CF swing time.