Sentence examples for could be maintained through from inspiring English sources
Defenders of a flat tax argue that the beneficial effects of a progressive tax system could be maintained through generous personal exemptions.
Up to 91% of carbon storage and up to 82% of carbon sequestration could be maintained through a cluster urban development design and by preserving older tree stands.
Cancel the Ground Combat Vehicle – If the Army reconditioned its current Bradley instead of replacing them, the current capability of the IFV fleet could be maintained through 2030.
Because colorless sporophytes did not develop beyond the embryonic stage, it was not possible to assess whether the colorless phenotype could be maintained through meiosis and the subsequent gametophyte generation.
Thus, in a new environment, advantageous phenotypes could be maintained through many generations and then fixed by the selection of de novo corresponding to germinal mutations arising by chance that take over for those phenotypes.
In this large patient cohort, a significant increase of the median BCVA of 2 lines was achieved at the 6-month follow-up, and could be maintained through the 1-year follow-up.
Edge density or the number of fiber tracts could be maintained either through new fiber tracts that make up for lost fiber tracts due to streamline reduction or through sparing thin edges and therefore retaining existing fiber tracts while changing only weights for fiber tracts.
That such vision could be maintained while living through the events described is almost beyond belief.
In this study, we hypothesized that tumor immune responses could be maintained during aging through caloric restriction (CR) or dietary supplementation with resveratrol (RES), a CR mimetic.
It might be possible to increase frost tolerance during flowering if expression of these genes could be maintained during reproductive growth, through constitutive expression in transgenic plants for example.
This way, strains with high viremia could be maintained in the population through needle transmission, and vector-borne transmission would then occur largely as a byproduct.
