Sentence examples for maintain vigorous from inspiring English sources

Recommendations Recognizing the importance of intelligence in this nation's struggle against terrorism, Congress should maintain vigorous, informed, and constructive oversight of the intelligence community.

In the process of vegetation restoration, mild water stress is tolerated, and a water supply above 40%% FC of dry red soil is recommended to maintain vigorous seedling growth.

He vowed to reset American relations with Europe and the Arab world, to maintain vigorous support for Israeli security, to withdraw American forces from Iraq, and to aggressively combat terrorism.

People with diabetes are expected to maintain vigorous self-management practices to minimize health complications and improve quality of life.

He also maintained vigorous commitments to the Albert Einstein College of Medicine and to the Chemotherapy Foundation, which he served eight years as President.

Briefly, powder graphite (1,500 mesh, 10 g) and KMnO4 (120 g) were slowly mixed with concentrated H2SO4 (98%, 1 L) while maintaining vigorous agitation in an ice bath.

In a typical synthesis, solutions of NaOH (9 mol/L) and Ln(NO3 3 (Ln = Ce, La, 0.8 mol/L) were mixed and maintained vigorous stirring for 30 min at room temperature.

Despite the conditions, the storm maintained vigorous convection over the eastern portion of the circulation, and it quickly intensified on September 3 to reach peak winds of 55 mph (90 km/h).

The cyclone maintained vigorous and symmetric convection across the center, although the structure deteriorated slightly before Lorenzo crossed the coast near Tecolutla, Veracruz at 0500 UTC that day, with winds estimated around 75 mph (120 km/h).

By contrast, Spiterstulen plants maintained vigorous live vegetative crowns, even though dead leaves was visible on these plants too (Fig.  3 ).

For Medicago truncatula mutagenesis, it was previously reported that an EMS concentration at the point where germination begins to become compromised is optimal for obtaining a large mutation load while maintaining vigorous and fertile plants [ 20].