Sentence examples for maintain guard from inspiring English sources

However, above a certain value of D, the supply of water to the guard cell becomes insufficient to maintain guard cell volume.

At low values of D, E increases with increasing D because the supply of water to the guard cell is sufficient to maintain guard cell volume and hence turgor, despite increasing losses of water from the guard cell through peristomatal transpiration and loss into the sub-stomatal cavity.

He said that, aside from having to maintain guards around him, he had been freed with the "blessing" of the government, which had been "very helpful".

By the end of 1914 the naval situation in the Pacific had eased to a large extent due to the sinking of the Emden and it was decided that there was no longer a need to maintain guards on many of the less important facilities and instead it was decided to concentrate the home defence network upon maintaining the coastal defences and on guarding ships while they were in port.

By 200 bc a system of such Roman maritime colonies maintained guard over the coasts throughout Italy.

But Gamino maintains guards at Eloy were poorly trained on the treatment of transgender immigrants.

For example, one official noted that maintaining safety "involves coast guard administration, the center for disease control, the national immigration agency, the port station, the maritime and port bureau, the Taiwan International Port Corporation etc".

This resulted in some unstable estimates when only including PMVCS that occurred only during school crossing guard duty times; however, it appeared that the null effect of the guards was maintained during guard duty times.

Employees of the alliance, which runs the Times Square business improvement district, will clean, maintain and guard the structure.

These outbreaks send a warning to all countries to maintain their guard against polio, despite the rapid decline in its incidence.

Companies have long kept a close eye on employees to maintain productivity and guard against theft.