Sentence examples for extension of maintenance from inspiring English sources

The extension of maintenance free period is evaluated to be very effective to cost benefit repair planning and the effect is still dominant in the concrete mixture contain slag (SG30 and SG50).

If it increases to 3 times, 5.01, 2.47, and 1.36 times of repairing are evaluated for OPC, SG30, and SG50, respectively, which shows that mix conditions containing slag and extension of maintenance free period (T1) are very effective to saving repairing cost for entire service life.

A 52-week, open-label continuation study was conducted as an extension of this maintenance trial.

The extension of paroxetine maintenance treatment from 12 to 24 months did not seem to further decrease the risk of relapse after medication discontinuation.

The number (and percentage) of patients who had a minimum of 1 year of extension maintenance data and were seizure-free for the entire year were the following: North America, n = 6 (4.9%); Latin America, n = 1 (1.3%); EMEA, n = 19 (6.4%); Indo Pacific, n = 5 (4.7%); and China Pacific, n = 6 (6.5%).

Extension of BCG treatment (maintenance immunotherapy) is used to increase efficacy.

Another area upon which the influence of CHD4/NuRD is not yet clear is the maintenance of chromatin structure and, by extension, the maintenance of genomic integrity.

The finding that CR delays age-related loss of gene silencing suggests a relationship between CR life span extension and maintenance of repressive heterochromatin.

Upregulation of cell projection genes that are essential for the biogenesis of cell surfaces and genes in signaling pathways that control the extension and maintenance of filopodia are likely to be responsible for the differences in differentiation and growth observed in these cells.

TnT comprises a representation language for structure and function that enables the construction, extension, and maintenance of the domain-specific knowledge base required for such inferences, and an evidential reasoning algorithm.

The C. albicans-specific gene EED1 plays a crucial role in this extension and maintenance of filamentous growth.