Sentence examples for keep vessels from inspiring English sources

Scientists said the sonar could help keep vessels from ramming the animals.

Lawlessness and lack of government in Somalia allows pirates to keep vessels on the coast for months on end.

The fishing industry won on some points, including subsidies for vessel owners to replace their engines with more modern models — something opponents argued amounts to a de facto increase in fishing capacity, since the new engines are often more efficient and thus can keep vessels at sea longer.

Proving that a pill can extend lives is far trickier than showing it can keep vessels from reclosing.

In 2002, Dr. Anthony Brennan, a material science and engineering professor at the University of Florida, was participating in Naval research to design strategies to keep vessels from growing algae and barnacles on their sides.

In this paper, we derived a mathematical model for a floating production storage and offloading (FPSO) vessel and its buoy mooring system and developed a new robust positioning controller to keep vessels in a desired region in the presence of unknown time-varying disturbances with uncertainties and input saturation.

Drug-coated wire-mesh stents can be implanted in the chest to keep blood vessels open.

For example, the concept could be used to create surgical tools that keep blood vessels open during operations.

Monounsaturated fatty acids lower harmful LDL cholesterol but have no adverse effect on heart-protective HDL cholesterol, which acts like arterial Drano, helping to keep blood vessels clear of fatty deposits.

For example, nitric oxide, essential to keep blood vessels open, is depleted from cells after a few hours of storage, but some scientists hypothesize that it may be restored rapidly after transfusion.

Nitric oxide, which is essential to keep blood vessels open, is depleted from cells after a few hours of storage, as the article correctly noted, but whether it is "restored rapidly after transfusion" remains to be tested.