Sentence examples for for maintaining as from inspiring English sources
The Olympic authorities are keen on technological advances, and anything that helps runners break records will add to the excitement for spectators.In London, as in previous Olympics, the firm will be responsible for maintaining as well as installing the tracks, crucial services which help it fend off competition.
Empirical tests suggest that the most effective smoothers have to be of Krylov type with subgraph preconditioners, while the projectors, which define the coarser-grid operators, have to be designed for maintaining as much as possible the graph structure of the projected matrix at the inner levels.
The other old argument for maintaining as low an equity in a home as possible was based on the mortgage's assumability when it was time to sell out and move on to another home.
American Society for Microbiology, Washington, D.C. P.877 left column top paragraph: "Finding regions of increased nutrient concentration is important for maintaining motility as well as growth.
1 4 Chondrocytes are essential for maintaining homeostasis as well as integrity of the extracellular matrix (ECM) within the articular cartilage.
Children have a right to the highest standard of health – but there's another argument for maintaining support as well.
Thus, besides acting as cell protectant, ALDH activity could be important for maintaining cellular integrity as well as regulating cell turnover and response.
Residents are meeting with landlord Plymouth Community Homes, which is responsible for maintaining the building, as well as local politicians tonight.
Germans, too, are increasingly divided over assuming more responsibility and costs for maintaining the EU, as well as maintaining open borders.
These results suggest that CIAPIN1 overexpression may be essential for maintaining cell proliferation as well as cell survival in HCC.
Overall, cell-type specific recognition of GAS sites appears to be essential for maintaining cell identity as well as promoting proliferation and differentiation in response to cytokine signals.
