"keep into" is not a correct phrase in English.
The correct phrase would be "keep in mind" or "keep into consideration." For example: "When planning your budget, be sure to keep in mind unexpected expenses."
Here's how it works: a federal law established in 1993 allows disabled people to put their monthly income or assets — above the amounts Medicaid allows them to keep — into a special type of pooled trust.
The quilt was a gift from Crow's mother, an artist with an exceptional eye, which made up for her lapses when it came to the nickname she allowed her only son to keep into adulthood.
Appearing on Room 101, Stephen Fry declared that there should also be a 'Room Lovely' for things everybody would want to keep, into which Burke could safely be put.
In this interaction, one should keep into mind both pathophysiologic dimension and cardiovascular vulnerability.
The particular application of REACH needs to keep into account the stakeholders.
That means you'll be able to drag and drop notes from Keep into your work documents, Google explains.
The specimens were kept into sea 1, 2 and 4 months.
Interstitial fluid filtration is also kept into account in several papers by Darcy equations, under the hypothesis of steady flow.
These flasks were kept into temperature-controlled water bath shaker at different temperatures (30 50 °C) for 4 h and then filtered.
The samples were kept into the cuvettes of zetasizer and the size, polydispersity index (PDI), and zeta potential were measured.
where c is a N c size vector that represents the constraints to be kept into account in state estimation.
