The phrase "are sustained the same" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be an attempt to convey that something is maintained or kept in a similar manner, but the structure is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The conditions of the experiment are sustained the same throughout the study to ensure accurate results."
Alternatives: "are maintained consistently" or "are kept uniform."
The other posits that L2 representations would be organized on the basis of exactly the same principles as those governing L1 organization, and hence that L1 and L2 representations are sustained by the same brain areas.
In the absence of negative feedback from p53, once ATM* is activated to the higher state, the concentration of ATM* is sustained with the same value because of the irreversibility.
It is also conceivable that once the promotion has triggered interest in a hashtag, the conversation is sustained by the same mechanisms that characterize organic diffusion.
Then the sample was cured in argon gas at a temperature of 200 °C for 30 min with a ramping rate of 4 °C per min. Then the temperature was raised to 300 °C at a ramping rate of 2.5 °C per min., and the temperature was sustained at the same level for 60 min.
The government's large budget deficit could not be sustained indefinitely; the same goes for the corporate savings glut.
"Today, the Arab world has the opportunity to revitalise the reform debate and increase investments in children is sustained in the same way as the Asian Tigers, China and others", Kabil stated.
Subscriptions and bonds of towns and cities, under legislative authority, to aid in establishing railroads, have been sustained on the same ground on which the delegation to railroad corporations of the sovereign right of eminent domain has been justified,the accommodation of public travel.
The language is being sustained by the same global forces that might promise to doom it.
Scars were caused either by neurosurgery or by other injuries which were sustained at the same time as the head injury.
Through it all, Farrell was sustained by the same deep Franciscan spirituality that remains at the core of her identity and vocation -- an element that is often lost in the prevailing political narratives about the LCWR's struggle with the hierarchy.
