Sentence examples for maintained for less from inspiring English sources

After heated up to the desired temperature (1,027 K), an Ar gas flow at a rate of 20 SCCM was introduced, and the growth was initiated and maintained for less than 3 min. When the system was cooled to room temperature, many white products were formed on the surface of the substrate.

Primary human foreskin fibroblasts (HFF; ATCC, US) were maintained for less than 8 passages in Fibroblast Growth Medium plus Supplement (10% serum; PromoCell, Germany).

All of the cell lines were maintained for less than 6 months from when the suppliers sent them and were handled as recommended by the suppliers at 37°C and 5% CO2 in a humidified incubator.

Pressures maintained for less than 1 second were disregarded.

However, the shift in frequency tuning in anesthetized ferrets after pairing two sounds was maintained for less than 12 min and thus, was most likely not CCK-dependent.

Those that were able to swim at this speed had a stroke rate averaging 180 strokes per minute (SPM), a rate that can only be maintained for less than six minutes in green turtle hatchlings from natural nests (Booth, 2009).

'Side effects' such as acute respiratory acidosis during conventional ventilation do not occur, and spontaneous ventilation, at least in neonates and small children, can easily be maintained, allowing for less sedation and requiring no muscle relaxants.

Apprenticeship on traditional lines was maintained for skilled craftsmanship; for less-skilled work "learnership" became a common practice, providing the newcomer with opportunities to learn by working with others.

If the post-eliminative behaviour was maintained for 10 s or less, the subsequent behaviour was also noted.

A cellular struggle to maintain energy supplies was also indicated by a gradual increase of ADP, AMP and adenine, although the mitochondrial membrane potential and levels of ATP were more or less maintained for at least 24 h.

This suggests that rôles are maintained for longer when players are less likely to repeat the same activity for long periods of time.