"maintain on" is not a correct or usable expression in written English.
Instead, you could use the expression "maintain [something, such as a habit, a quality, or an activity], as in, "He has made an effort to maintain his habit of regular exercise."
This type of genome arrangement may not only facilitate the co-regulation of specific sets of genes, but could also enable fungi to maintain on the one hand the required conservation of house-keeping genes and on the other to accelerate the evolution of species-specific genes to rapidly adapt to new environments or new hosts.
or is it that everyone seems to have forgotten the level, scope and depth of data retention one company continues to maintain on a sizable portion of the planet?
The emphasis in this second model is to enable a network of scientists to collectively develop a data grid in a mutually defined area of concentration (i.e., field or domain, as opposed to particular project) that would be beyond the capacity of any one group to build and maintain on their own.
The inlaid sidewalk is a hassle to maintain on a good day.
NRL women's adviser Catharine Lumby continued to maintain on Monday that Pearce should be banned for life from the NRL.
The media section in the ExxonMobil plan directs public affairs personnel to "maintain on camera skill proficiency".
Divers can be killed or injured and marine mammals are extremely costly to maintain on a boat.
What accounts for the grasp that some misconceptions maintain on popular consciousness, or the inability of historical truths to gain acceptance?
The RSPB is concerned that biodiversity may be harder to maintain on the best woodland sites if the Forestry Commission is replaced by a patchwork of private owners.
