Sentence examples for maintain settings from inspiring English sources

Careful consideration was given to maintain settings across treatments.

Many thermostats require batteries to keep time, run the program, maintain settings, etc. when used in "millivolt" and "microvolt" (these are common "extremely low" voltage) systems and during power outages.

Rdio will work in nearly any browser on any computer and maintain user settings.

You'll also notice the clever tricks the various versions used to maintain previous settings including the backgrounds and program groups.

Today, for example, people are already using our memory in devices like studio cameras to maintain configuration settings for fast content switching.

A decision cycle consisted of (1) observation of received BER and interference power; (2) making a decision utilizing either the CBR or the GA to change or maintain existing settings of either the transmit power or coding; (3) observing the resultant performance metrics after a decision; and (4) augmenting the existing case-based history if a decision resulted in improved performance.

A majority of teens on Facebook report using these privacy settings (Madden et al. 2013 a ), but some studies suggest that adolescents may overestimate their understanding of how to establish and maintain private settings (Moreno et al. 2012 b ).

The temperature regulating yogurt makers are more expensive as they require more electronic components to be able to maintain temperature settings.

How does this work? A. Windows XP allows users of a single computer to set up separate accounts, enabling them to customize their system settings and maintain individual sets of browser bookmarks.

The instrument was designed to be sufficiently flexible to take into account variability of different domains and dimensions of physical activities which are culturally bound in different settings, while sufficiently equivalent to maintain comparability across settings.

1 Recent studies suggest adults and children in resource-limited settings maintain or achieve better rates of adherence compared to those in resource-rich settings, 4– 6 but suboptimal adherence remains a threat for opportunistic infections, 7 HIV disease progression, 8– 10 and viral resistance to ART. 11– 13 Evidence-based strategies to improve access and adherence in LMIC are critically needed.