Sentence examples for generally to maintain from inspiring English sources

Amide, amine and ester elements have been used generally to maintain or slightly shift affinity at dopamine D2-like receptors (D2 and D3), to decrease affinity at histamine H1 receptors, and to obtain H3R ligands with low nanomolar or subnanomolar affinity.

The aim is generally to maintain community harmony rather than to protect children and to ensure justice.

This reaction not only allows the cell to concentrate CO2 at levels required for cellular enzymes, but also helps generally to maintain proper intracellular concentrations of CO2 and HCO3‐[ 890 90].

Ms. Arroyo's supporters were generally expected to maintain their majority in the lower house.

During the 16th century Lithuania made major economic advances, including agrarian reforms, and generally appeared to maintain itself as a strong, dynamic state.

However, the pilot will generally attempt to maintain a constant rotor rpm and will change the lift force by varying the angle of attack.

New York City, which is generally required to maintain reserves equal to 18percentt of its daily load, has been operating at about 300 megawatts, or 3percentt, less than that, local energy executives said.

Ian Cragie, a conservation scientist at the University of Cambridge who led the study, said: "Although the results indicate that African national parks have generally failed to maintain their populations of large mammals, the situation outside the parks is undoubtedly worse.

From then onward the Ming were generally able to maintain their northern border, though by the later stages of the dynasty it in effect only reached the line of the Great Wall.

Owing to its short biological half-life, multiple dosings are generally required to maintain effective 5-FU plasma concentrations throughout the therapeutic period.

They require less paperwork to obtain, are generally cheaper to maintain and are easier to qualify for, although an invention must still be novel, the "non-obvious" requirement is lower or sometimes absent altogether.