Sentence examples for concept that maintains from inspiring English sources

The key legal (often forgotten) concept that maintains this distinction is "equitable tracing" – required by both Article 9 and Chapter 11.

This illustrates the need for a new vaccine concept that maintains high protective efficacy regardless of the antigenic variations that arise frequently due to antigenic drift.

Di Mari's piezoelectric trees are proof that the intersection of design and technology can yield a powerful concept that maintains the aesthetics of public green spaces while keeping them healthy and sustainable.

These data reveal a paradigm-shifting concept that maintaining iron status may not increase the mortality associated with malaria and provide a dietary strategy for further examination.

It has also been suggested based on studies in mice and in vitro that the local keratinocyte production of 1,25(OH)2D3 from 25(OH)D3 in the skin and oral pharynx enhanced the production of cathelicidin supporting the concept that maintaining serum 25(OH D above 30 ng/ml may also be important in fighting infections in both the skin and oropharynx.

Public education demystifies the curriculum in ways that maintain the romantic concept that white people made the nation and world what it is today (i.e., capitalism, democracy, freedom, individual merit) while other groups, people of color and women, were passive onlookers on the sidelines -- there to either cause trouble or block the completion of white, masculinist, patriarchal domination.

The concept can be applied to practices that maintain traditional techniques in rural or pastoral landscapes, but it can also refer to the land qualities of natural landscape remnants, or of new, contemporary landscapes.

"Engineering a sign is far more detailed than just building a product to spec; you need to manufacture solutions that maintain the integrity of the designer's concepts.

For instance, John Martin Fischer and Mark Ravizza hold that an account of guidance control aids in providing the conditions of application for the concept of moral responsibility, a concept that they maintain is Strawsonian (1998, pp.1 27).

Further, political neutrality, along with other dimensions of political identity, is not a concept that can be maintained passively but must be built and defined in every political context, both to implement the humanitarian agenda and to defend it from co-option.

The concept describes tropical cyclones that maintain or increase strength after landfall, and is characterized by three observable conditions: (1) an atmosphere with minimal temperature variations, (2) sufficient antecedent soil moisture from rainfall (even swamps or wetlands), and (3) evaporation rates that can provide enough energy to the atmosphere to mimic the ocean.