Sentence examples for maintain their capacity from inspiring English sources

To maintain their capacity, the batteries are kept cool as they are recharged.

Simon, H.-U. et al. Eosinophils maintain their capacity to signal and release cationic protein upon repetitive stimulation with the same agonist.

The batteries can eliminate self-discharge and maintain their capacity by splitted into two half cells during long-term storage and easily reattaching together at working stage.

Banks are being encouraged to maintain their capacity for new lending by securitising their small-business loans taking risk off their books that new bank-capital rules are making costlier.

These results indicate that NPCs/NSCs can maintain their capacity for self-renewal during exposure to the HMF.

A greater number of NSs per 1000 cells (P < 0.0001) was observed in the H-to-G group (146.40 ± 3.97 NSs per 1000 cells) than the G-to-G group (121.46 ± 3.97 NSs per 1000 cells) (Fig. 2C), confirming that more NSCs/NPCs are produced in the primary culture from the HMF group, which maintain their capacity for self-renewal.

Although the examined columns successfully achieved their theoretical strengths and were able to maintain their capacities up until high drift ratios were reached, the recoverability limit corresponded to the column lateral drift ratio, which fluctuated more or less around two.

Thus, a deeper understanding of the in vivo stem cell regulation will likely contribute to the development of novel in vitro techniques to model, isolate and propagate stem cells in a reliable manner to maintain their capacities for potential use in human therapy.

However, this social worker mentioned the risk of overcompensation in such context: "He is in a residence where everything is paid for and anticipated by the person in charge, which is not bad in itself but it doesn't help people maintain their capacities or autonomy" [H06].

The recovered stem cell sheets remained viable and maintained their capacity to differentiate toward the adipogenic and osteogenic lineages.

Elderly persons primarily use low-tech devices for maintaining their capacity for personal care (e.g., grab bars in the bathroom, special kitchen utensils, brighter lighting, canes, and walkers).