Sentence examples for maintained or gained from inspiring English sources
BWC within groups were not constant, as each group had animals, which lost, maintained or gained body weight.
When UWL was identified, and, after providing nutrition care to these residents for an additional 90 days, 32 of 61 residents (52%) maintained or gained weight.
He found that birds that had feasted on the teeming insects in mangroves and wet lowland forests had maintained or gained weight, while the scrub-dwellers had lost up to 11% of their body mass.
A total of 33% of pegaptanib-treated patients maintained or gained VA, compared with 23% of sham-treated patients (P=0.003).
Table 2 presents the body composition changes that took place over the 143-week period, comparing changes in those who lost weight with those who maintained or gained weight.
During the study, 60% of the women unintentionally lost weight (−4.6 ± 3.6 kg, range 0.5 17.0 kg) while 40% maintained or gained weight (mean weight change +2.6 ± 2.1 kg, P < 0.01).
It has worsened the existing situation where many young people want to stay in or take up farming but cannot maintain or gain access to land," said Professor Dr Jan Douwe van der Ploeg of Wageningen University, a member of the research team.
"Alibaba is positioned as the number one player in the Chinese e-commerce market, so it has to be seen to be maintaining, or gaining ground really," said Duncan Clark, the chairman of the Beijing-based tech consultancy BDA.
Nevertheless, Dr. Dick said, the transits of Venus remain important because the desire to define the astronomical unit -- and to maintain or gain scientific prestige -- led many nations to mount competing expeditions.
For those seeking to maintain or gain influence in the Middle East, the most proven and expedient method is to invoke and provoke sectarianism and the existential fears that come with it.
According to WHO, the EPP is designed to help patients to maintain or gain self-care skills and adaptive skills necessary to improve their health and their quality of life.
