Sentence examples for fail in maintaining from inspiring English sources

Model-based simulations reveal comparatively low PDE concentrations with respect to the experimentally determined PDE levels that fail in maintaining a basal level but abolish them immediately (Additional file 1, Figure S2.1).

She found emotional fulfilment as a mother – "infinite pleasure – more than I can put into words" – and ­believes she succeeded where her own mother failed, in maintaining a warm and close relationship with her ­daughters ­Amaryllis, Henrietta, and twins Frances and Nerissa.

However, when the instigation probability of the attacked individuals is large or the attack range of instigation attack is wide enough, coevolutionary rule finally fails in maintaining cooperation in the population.

My marriage was but a continuation of it, and almost engulfed me". She found emotional fulfilment as a mother – "infinite pleasure – more than I can put into words" – and ­believes she succeeded where her own mother failed, in maintaining a warm and close relationship with her ­daughters ­Amaryllis, Henrietta, and twins Frances and Nerissa.

Five compounds passed the initial high-concentration screening and all of them failed in maintaining their efficacy at nanomolar concentrations.

Thus, while agriculture has gained from the liberalization policy and technological advances, macro- and income distribution policies may have failed in maintaining the interests of the low-income population.

For example if the government fails in maintaining the job satisfaction of its employees or fulfilling its commitments as happened in the case of doctors' protest in Pakistan, then the sanctity of the other two entities may also be adversely affected.

From the 82 centers (49.7%) who responded the survey, more than 50% failed in maintain a level of compliance above 90% for the preventive measures.

If the company fails to invest in maintaining the value of its intangible assets, no one else is likely to volunteer.

A corollary to this perspective is that hatchery programs, particularly hatchery augmentation and supplementation programs which have been the main focus of the debate, generally fail in their objective of maintaining fitness and of contributing to the natural productivity of wild salmonid populations (Reisenbichler and Rubin 1999; Fleming and Petersson 2001; Reisenbichler et al. 2003).

Where we fail these children is in maintaining their greatest resource: their home language.