Sentence examples for consequently to maintain from inspiring English sources

Code smells can degrade quality aspects of the software system, such as maintainability and comprehensibility, hindering the software development process by making the code difficult to understand and, consequently, to maintain (Fowler 1999) (Lanza and Marinescu 2006) (Yamashita and Counsell 2013).

These mechanisms seem to be powerful enough to hinder the establishment of late-comers, i.e., to hamper gene flow and consequently to maintain genetic differentiation.

In these cases, pairs of amino acid sites do mainly coevolve to maintain the structural characteristics around important functional regions and consequently to maintain the conformational and functional stability of the domain [ 36].

An evaluation of UCI noted that 'in general, it was felt that those countries with well-developed health systems were better able to absorb and effectively apply resources during UCI and consequently to maintain or sustain coverage'.

In all rats fed calcium-deprived diet, despite the reduction of trabecular number (due to the maintenance of mineral homeostasis), an intense activity of bone deposition occurs on the surface of the few remaining trabeculae (in answering to mechanical stresses and, consequently, to maintain the skeletal homeostasis).

Consequently, to maintain pavements within the same ranges of serviceability as before, current pavement maintenance strategies need to be re-assessed and, if necessary, changed.

These factors facilitate invasion of the immigrant bacteria strain and Wolbachia diversity is consequently harder to maintain for haplodiploids.

Blood glucose was assessed on an hourly bases and insulin infusion rate consequently adjusted to maintain glucose levels between 80 and 126 mg/dl.

The inspiratory pressure limit was 25 cm H2O and the mandatory respiratory rate was consequently adjusted to maintain the PaCO2 in the range of 60 100 mm Hg, where possible, with a respiratory rate limited to 55/min.

In this sense, some countries may not have sufficient biomass, and consequently glycerol, to maintain an industrial-scale production of biodiesel, fuels and chemicals throughout the four seasons, especially due to competition of biomass for other uses.

Consequently selection appears to maintain similar levels of dN in genes associated with a CpG island irrespective of their local chromatin structure.