Sentence examples for great maintenance from inspiring English sources

They require no great maintenance, and they are open 24 hours a day.

"Suvorexant has the onset, but it has the great maintenance, especially in the last third of the night, where other drugs fail".

'00 Toyota Corolla VE, automatic, AC, great on gas, great maintenance, 130K mi.

They have great maintenance sex, but they don't do much that is adventurous or exciting; they are too tired and they don't put much energy into their erotic life.

Most of the designs have been ineffective or impractical; some involve moving parts that require greater maintenance.

Novice meditators showed significantly greater maintenance of improvements compared with those in the vacation arm, with greater decreases in depressive symptoms and stress levels at 10 months.

All groups showed equivalently large immediate post-intervention improvements in well-being, but novice meditators showed greater maintenance of lower distress over time compared with those in the vacation arm.

Across the 130 students for whom data were analyzed, results indicated that increased opportunities to practice words led to greater maintenance effects when passages were read seven days later but revealed minimal differences across conditions in students' reading of target words presented within a generalization passage.

Such a change, perhaps independent of economy, might correspond to improved boat speed, allowing for greater maintenance of the forward propulsion or "run" of the rowing shell in the water from each stroke.

The computation of Cohen's effect size, with relation to time deltas, resulted in a large effect size between the groups (ΔT1-T2 (ES = 0.99) and of ΔT1-T3 (ES = 0.85)) and within the groups (IG-Combined ΔT1-T3 = 1.00 and IG-WM ΔT1-T3 = 0.19), indicating greater effect and greater maintenance of quality for IG-Combined.

The FCR was significantly (P < 0.05) affected by the physical form of the diet during the months 3, 4 and 5. Particle size of forage may increase the gut capacity which results in greater maintenance energy requirements that in turn could affect the feed conversion ratio (Fluharty 1999).