Sentence examples for ensure the normal function from inspiring English sources
As China's society and economy further develops, the changes in demographic structure, social environment, the family model, and people's living conditions will bring more significant challenges to social stability and the various social policies that ensure the normal function of society.
He said the government's priority was to ensure the "normal functioning of the economy" in the face of some of most severe industrial action in decades, which has resulted in scores of pumps running dry and violent clashes in Paris.
Thus, a main function of the surface coverage consisting of intact EW crystals in Equisetum species should be water repellency; this ensures the normal function of stomata.
According to a recent development in the evolution by duplication theory, a proper gene dosage should be kept to maintain a stoichiometric balance in macromolecular complexes such as functional proteins, thereby ensuring the normal functioning of a particular biological process [ 41, 52].
A palace spokesman asked the media to "ensure that the normal functions of the hospital are not impeded" by the presence of journalists.
Meanwhile it is also used to realize the balance function of the sub-module capacitor voltage and circulation control function, which is the key to ensure the normal operation of the MMC HVDC Flexible system.
17 The risk for ECD to decrease to 2,000 cell/mm (the limit at which endothelium can no longer ensure its normal function) rises in a population >70 years of age.
These pathways play an important role in the normal functioning of the neurovascular unit by ensuring dynamic communication between astrocytes, vascular smooth muscle cells, pericytes and endothelial cells.
The transient nature of the chemical transmitter is necessary to the normal functioning of the body.
The pores, or channels, are essential for the normal functioning of cells.
"The normal functions of human consciousness have been completely nullified," Logsdon said.
