Sentence examples for maintained at the highest from inspiring English sources

Versatility, too: a pitcher's performance has to be maintained at the highest level even as the game moves through different phases, as his body changes in response to the strain, as the opposing team tries different strategies to unseat him.

Not surprisingly he told me his clients were: "Committed to reducing food waste and they realise that packaging plays a large role in ensuring food is maintained at the highest quality.

But in an interview with Greenwich Time, Fred Walters, the town's superintendent of marine and facility operations, said, "We have to make sure that the exclusiveness of the beach is maintained at the highest level".

Ed Ray, the NCAA's executive committee chair, said they were justified under the NCAA's bylaws regarding integrity and ethical conduct, because of "the conspiracy of silence that was maintained at the highest levels of the university".

The cowpea nodules colonized by Bradyrhizobium sp. showed lower hydrogen peroxide levels, while leghemoglobin was maintained at the highest levels.

At that the selectivity of the process over PCM is maintained at the highest level (α=0.84; the olefin fraction in the C3 C4 fraction above 50%).

50% DO was maintained by gradual increase in rpm and it was thus maintained at the higher rpm.

To maximize the flexural strength response variable and the surface quality, all studied parameters should be maintained at the higher levels.

This approach suggests a low cost and eco-friendly synthesis of nanoporous material since less waste is discarded after the product has been collected, and in addition, product yield can be maintained at the high level.

Similarly, on other hand, STM resistance also increased at minimum doses of STM (> 0.1 mg L−1) and was maintained at the higher doses of STM (> 25 mg L−1), whereas negligible STM resistance and multi-resistance were noted under no STM dose (0 mg L−1).

In developing maize, oxygen concentration is maintained at the high level in the oil-storing embryo, corresponding to the steady-state levels of glycolytic intermediates and those of the TCA cycle, as well as free amino acids (Rolletschek et al. 2005).