Sentence examples for is perfectly maintained from inspiring English sources

This system is perfectly maintained by permanent staff of the bridge owner, and gives information about the bridge׳s structural health which is regularly used for maintenance purposes.

Alternatively, it may be that the location information is only present at a coarse level in the first place (and is perfectly maintained).

The inverted repeat structure is perfectly maintained since duplication and the sequence identity between the palindromic arms is 100% both in the coding region and in the intergenic region.

"If an oyster is perfectly handled, and if it's perfectly maintained during transport, and if it's perfectly shucked within a week of harvest, you shouldn't lose anything," he said.

Further, in our analysis, we discounted the value of future benefits at 5% which is very conservative and we assumed that all of these systems were perfectly maintained and in pristine operating condition for the whole period.

But then again, it's perfectly maintained and impeccably furnished, and most important, it's rented with her own money, from the first real job she has had in almost a decade.

Excitingly, the morphology of the graphene films can be perfectly maintained after the reduction process (Figure 4a,b), which suggests that this facile and novel method is suitable for the large-scale production of graphene films.

But Jeffery's research showed that even after so many years of evolution in caves, most Astyanax genes that play a role in eye formation have been perfectly maintained and remain functional.

It was revealed that the combined use of LNA and 3′-3′-T had a synergistic effect, and with the increase of LNA substitution in stem region, the serum stability of TD05 was gradually enhanced while its affinity and specificity were perfectly maintained to Ramos cells.

The body axis and the spinal column are perfectly maintained symmetrical in the sagittal plane.

Since the repeat-spacer boundaries are perfectly maintained during deletion events, it has been suggested that homologous recombination is involved in the deletion of regions between repeats (Gudbergsdottir et al. 2011).