Sentence examples for derived maintenance from inspiring English sources

This result suggested that BALL is either directly or indirectly required to maintain the nucleolus of GSC-like tumorous cells that cannot differentiate due to the absence of BAM, but no longer receive the niche derived maintenance signals.

The experiments verify that STRIP's rules allow much more effcient derived data maintenance than conventional rules without batching.

Objective functions are derived for maintenance by inspection and repairs (renewals).

The model parameters from which the colloidosmotic hypothesis was derived ensure maintenance or rapid restoration of osmotic equilibria between host cell cytoplasm and extracellular medium.

Increased costs to the railway industry deriving from maintenance and line restrictions will be small (£ millions) in comparison with damage caused by individual extreme events (£10s of millions), while the costs of diversion of the railway are higher still (£100s of millions to billions).

Keywords: derived data, view maintenance, active database system, transaction scheduling, real-time database.

Keywords: derived data, view maintenance, active database system, transaction scheduling, update locality.

Flowering plants have evolved a remarkable diversity of inflorescence branching patterns, which is largely governed by developmental decisions in inflorescence meristems and their derived meristems between maintenance of indeterminacy and commitment to the floral fate.

But these are outweighed, according to proponents, by advantages: improved reliability and reduced maintenance derived from a fewer number of components; less noise and vibration; better fuel and lubricating oil consumption figures; and a greater ability to handle low-grade fuels.

So far there has not been a single study where all these different mechanisms-based distance estimates have been used for deciphering phylogenetic relationships though some of the mechanisms have been tried individually, for example, trees have been derived based on maintenance of gene synteny [42].

For individual landowners participating in a group ranch scheme and who received benefits from the state after cost deductions, income derived from the maintenance of a lion on their ranch as tourist resource was $91,000 as compared with $600 paid out as hunting fees if the lion was sold out for sport hunting and $250 if hunted for the skin.