Sentence examples for be maintained as open from inspiring English sources

Mr. DePold said that there are a variety of ideas for using the property, 88 acres of which must be maintained as open space".

Ms. Bramson said the sale to the Peconic Land Trust ensured "the wishes of the donor, that the land be maintained as open land and that the houses are kept historic in perpetuity".

Their habitats were maintained as open simple communities.

A rich body of literature on farmer management of maize varieties in the crop's center of origin in present day Mexico has revealed that varieties are maintained as open genetic systems with frequent gene flow occurring between landraces and between landraces and improved varieties [ 54, 55].

We verified that alignments for protein-coding genes were maintained as open-reading frames, and concatenated all individual gene alignments into a single 102,897-bp matrix (derived from 67,506 bp of unaligned plastid sequence data in C. palmata, for reference), including the inverted repeat (IR) regions only once.

And Freebase will be maintained as a free and open database but Google will continue to develop and contribute to Freebase.

The company did not explain those plans but implied that Abbey Road could be maintained as a recording facility while also being opened to the public.

Although only a small percentage of the borough's land is maintained as public open space, large stretches in its north are part of Greater London's metropolitan Green Belt; Hillingdon also has a number of golf courses, recreation centres, and the Ruislip Lido water-sports centre.

Under heavy grazing (175 206 cow grazing days ha−1 yr−1), the basal regrowth of the oaks was closely cropped and the vegetation was maintained as predominantly open woodland.

Patient confidentiality was maintained as specialised software was required to open and review EEG files.

In the suboptimal group a mean of 2.9 ± 2.9 lumens was actually used for the administration of IV drugs and a mean of 1.1 ± 1.0 lumens were maintained as part of a keep-vein-open (KVO) procedure.