Sentence examples for enabled to maintain from inspiring English sources
Sprung from a line of freeholders, or "Franklins," his father inherited a small family estate, which was so deeply mortgaged by his immediate predecessor that it was found necessary to sell it; but by his success in commercial pursuits he was enabled to maintain and educate a family of twelve children, of whom one only died in infancy.
Both heaters and the thermocouple were connected to a proportional-integral-derivative (PID) controller and enabled to maintain the temperature constant (<±0.1 °C).
In a continuous process using a flow reactor packed with the resin, an appropriate combination of sucrose adsorption and sucrose supply during the reaction enabled to maintain the sucrose concentration at high levels.
This enabled to maintain the control plants at 60% soil moisture and drought stressed plants at 10% soil moisture.
By turning on hTERT and telomerase activity, cancer cells are enabled to maintain functional telomeres at the end of chromosomes, and are prevented from going into senescence.
What can be done to increase resilience in medical students and ensure that future students are enabled to maintain stable, high levels of life satisfaction throughout medical school?
One of the main benefits of adopting the DiffServ framework is that the network complexity is translated to edge nodes, enabling to maintain the scalability and simplicity of the IP network.
On the one hand, this formulation allows for computing the required eNB power that enables to maintain a constant average cell SINR for different cell radii, hence to obtain comparable CA results for different cell radii.
This is because the combination of all wind farm outputs makes the minimum capacity, which enables to maintain the same or a better security of supply compared with the case without wind plants.
Importantly, this redox cycle enables to maintain the decomposition of Nafion via radical intermediates, but the radical reactions can be controllably interrupted by using 4-amino-2,2,6,6-tetramethyl-l-piperidinyloxy (TEMPO) as a radical scavenger.
It is also important to design techniques which would enable to maintain pteropods for extended periods of time in the laboratory as longer perturbation experiments would likely allow to investigate whether pteropods can acclimate to corrosive waters.
