Sentence examples for is vital in maintaining from inspiring English sources

The Lisfranc ligament is a tough band of tissue that links the midfoot and front foot and is vital in maintaining the alignment of the foot.

Thus, since demand for passenger transport is expected to increase further in the coming decades, more efficient use of existing capacity is vital in maintaining the performance of the passenger transport sector.

RAD51 (Rec A homolog of E. coli) is a polymorphic gene and one of the central proteins in homologous recombination-DNA-double-stand breaks (HR-DNA-DSB) repair pathway, which is vital in maintaining genetic stability within a cell (Hamdy et al., 2011).

The lifelong learning of physicians is vital in maintaining up-to-date and qualified health care, but rural physicians in many developing countries lack adequate medical professional developments.

The first fermentation thus provided important insights into the response of A. succinogenes to the throughput rates of non-detoxified DDAP-H, and suggests that a gradual increase in D is vital in maintaining culture viability.

Results indicated that high GSH-redox pool is vital in maintaining leaf-rolling and fasciation and ROS-mediated cell death through diversion of excess Cys-pool to H2S production during reversal of the mutant traits.

These predators and scavengers are vital in maintaining the ecological equilibrium of the areas that they inhabit.

Although not officially sanctioned, such activity among SDS officers – both male and female – was tacitly accepted and in many cases was vital in maintaining an undercover role.

For the rebels the town has been vital in maintaining a supply line – of fighters, guns, ammunition and other supplies – to Lebanon, just six miles away.

I find his School of Rock overrated as a comedy, although its commercial success was vital in maintaining Linklater's career trajectory.

"I believe these actions are vital in maintaining public confidence in the police," he said.