Sentence examples for kept capable from inspiring English sources

We demonstrated that an implant with GOX and catalase remained operational during 3 months, and kept capable to produce about 100 times more gluconate than what our GBFC did to produce 2 µW.

But if there's a new wave of high-tech startups, don't be surprised when Microsoft now a multibillion-dollar blue chip, albeit a still highly agile one once again offers options or some variant of them to attract and keep capable people.

Well, Dagher's film won that gilded frond, and since then has kept his capable hands occupied with no-less-stunning work.

An important message for conservation is that neither the environment nor species are fixed entities, therefore a wise strategy for conserving endangered species should keep them capable of further change.

Parents tended to send a weak child to receive 're-education' and kept the more capable child by their side for future old-age support (Li et al. 2010).

He kept Mr Duhalde's capable economy minister, Roberto Lavagna, and reformed the Supreme Court, appointing respected figures instead of cronies.

(Hizbullah bragged this week that it had, and would keep, 12,000 rockets capable of reaching all of northern Israel).

Undeterred, Kahn kept saying that Germany was capable of doing something special in the World Cup.

A capable administrator, he kept the post office running efficiently and, during the last few weeks of the Civil War, also served as treasury secretary.

And it seems likely to be the 21st century that sees the true consequences of that revolution: living things (including humans) becoming like 1950's cars in Cuba -- holding no mysteries and capable of being kept functioning indefinitely, as long as one is prepared to perform the necessary repairs and replacements.

Runways, once constructed, must be capable of being kept in good repair for many years, including periodic removal of accumulated rubber and other foreign matter and at least one or two major resurfacings.