Sentence examples for maintained in more from inspiring English sources

Using this technique, limb salvage can be maintained in more than 80%% of patients 20 years after the primary reconstruction [7].

Although Chafe (1970) acknowledges Halliday's contribution to the theory of information structure, in his definition of New as "information he [the speaker] is introducing into the hearer's mind for the first time" (p.210), the emphasis on the first time clearly places this view of information within a theory of reference – a view which is maintained in more recent developments (e.g. Chafe 1995).

"During these missions to asteroids or Mars, or to the moons of Mars, this vehicle would be just maintained in more dormant mode while the crew would be in another volume which would have longer-term consumables and capability to support them," explained Doug Cooke, associate administrator for the agency's Exploration Systems Mission Directorate in Washington.

Recent experiments have led to the hypothesis that there may be a rostro-caudal hierarchical organization in lateral prefrontal cortex such that higher-order task goals are maintained in more anterior aspects of PFC [20].

Barley is maintained in more than 200 collections worldwide, amounting to ∼470,000 accessions (Knüpffer 2009).

Results revealed a marked accumulation of metals and PAHs in digestive tissues of organisms maintained in more traffic-congested sites.

He also proposed to change the name to Taiwan on the economic and cultural offices that it maintains in more than 70 countries, including the United States, that recognize Beijing instead of Taipei.

We found that the Sca-1+ cells went through two fold more population doublings and could be maintained in culture more readily for longer periods of time than the Sca-1− cells.

Tillage farming was maintained in Ulster more extensively than in the south and west, where there developed on the poorer lands a system of subdivision necessitated by population increase.

As a result, new data economies are being formed where data can be created, accessed, rented, and perpetually maintained in a more simple and affordable way.

A larger collection more representative of the pneumococcal population was screened to determine whether those associations identified in CC199 isolates would be maintained in a more genetically diverse collection.