Sentence examples for maintained at other from inspiring English sources

Embryos in stage XIX and incubated at 26 °C had a higher metabolic rate than embryos maintained at other experimental temperatures.

That, thanks to the surge in manpower, seems largely achieved in London, though how long the surge can be maintained at other forces' expense must be a question.

It was previously suggested that areas might exist within which there is extensive gene flow between the molecular forms of A. gambiae s.s., while reproductive barriers are maintained at other sites (Black and Lanzaro 2001; Lehmann et al. 2003).

The cards cost up to $4.95 to buy and $5.95 a month to maintain at other retailers, while at Wal-Mart they cost $3 to buy and $3 a month to maintain.

In combination, these changes in epigenetic signature and gene expression in Smchd1 mutants are completely consistent with loss of imprinting resulting in biallelic expression of Ndn, Magel2, Mkrn3, and Peg12/ Frat3 but with imprinting being maintained at the other imprinted genes within the cluster (that is, Snrpn and Ube3a).

Temperature-sensitive strains were maintained at 15°; all other strains were maintained at 20°.

Briefly, rats were anesthetized with halothane, body temperature was maintained at 37°C, and other vital signs were held stable.

Its locomotives and rolling stock were built and maintained at Swindon Works but other workshops were acquired as it amalgamated with other railways, including the Shrewbury companies' Stafford Road works at Wolverhampton, and the South Devon's workshops at Newton Abbot.

Measures such as the unimpeded flow of capital, the prohibition on protecting infant industries, and the current intellectual property rights regime, ensure the dominance of businesses based in the rich countries is maintained at the expense of other countries' businesses, which struggle to enter the market.

Pygmy slow lorises are one of two species of loris maintained at the Lemur Center (the other is the slow loris).

After the eclosion of the adults, each class of females was divided into two populations; one was maintained at 25°C and the other subjected to heat-shock pulses to induce the expression of the transgene.