The phrase "are maintained in control" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to express that something is kept under supervision or regulation.
Example: "The operations of the facility are maintained in control to ensure safety and efficiency."
Alternatives: "are kept under control" or "are regulated properly."
(C ) ES cell colony morphology and alkaline phosphatase (AP) activity are maintained in control non-target shRNA infected D3 cells (NT), but are compromised in XPC (shXPC) and DKC1 depleted cells using two independent shRNAs (shDKC1-1 and shDKC1-2).
They also established that efficacy, in terms of improvement in arterial oxygen tension/fractional inspired oxygen ratio, and dose response are both attenuated by continuous administration, whereas these are maintained in control patients.
Also, no probiotic treatment was maintained in control group.
Undifferentiated hMSCs were maintained in control medium.
This association was maintained in control subjects and all groups of diabetic patients for CNBD.
Fish were maintained in control water conditions as described earlier (Table S1).
After these brief exposures, the cells were maintained in control medium for the remainder of the 48-hr treatment cycle.
Whereas the ordered latticework of ommatidia was maintained in control eye discs, f00391 caused a disorganized pattern of ommatidial clusters in rbf1 120a eye discs.
In all cases (total of 11 embryos tested), the signal in the deep mesenchyme and yolk syncytial nuclei was maintained in control and SB-505124 treated embryos (compare Fig. 7K and Fig. 7L, Fig. 7M and Fig. 7N, Fig. 7O and Fig. 7P; see also supplementary material Fig. S3A,B).
To investigate whether sustained GSK-3 inhibition promoted an irreversible, cancerous transformation of the astrocytes, Ro3303544 was removed after the initial 48 h treatment, and the astrocytes were maintained in control medium for an additional 2 days before testing their migration properties.
The same test conditions were maintained in controls containing Asc and either SOD1 or ctDNA.
