Sentence examples for maintained quite from inspiring English sources
Both systems maintained quite low glass transition temperature of about −60 °C after polymerization.
Metallurgic sector instead has substantially maintained quite constant its consumption (about eight Mtoe) [1].
Also, the vacuum level of the vacuum-sealed X-ray tube was maintained quite well, which was indirectly confirmed by the stable field emission current.
–ROY HATTERSLEY On Foreign Secretary Robin Cook: If a man cannot keep a measly affair secret, what is he doing in charge of the Intelligence Service? –FREDERICK FORSYTH Secrecy is as essential to intelligence as vestments and incense to a Mass or darkness to a spiritualist séance and must at all times be maintained, quite irrespective of whether or not it serves any purpose.
The low molecular weight hydrophilic drug metronidazole (MZT) was found to rapidly appear in plasma and maintained quite constant levels over the 48 h study period.
Similar figures with average p53 level, and the ratio between free and bound p53 are shown in Figures S3 and S4 of additional file 2. In the absence of stress, p53 levels are typically maintained quite low.
Research by the Tory whip Greg Hands has found that the shadow chancellor maintains quite a grip on the Labour frontbench.
Yet if Scotland does become independent this week, it seems unlikely Mrs Salmond will be able to maintain quite such an anonymous existence.
He visited two abandoned sex museums which have been deserted for a decade – after the advent of the Internet, he says – but still maintain quite a lot of their charm, so to speak.
Keyboard player Gerrit Wilmers mutters something about how he's "maintaining quite well", an assertion that would perhaps carry a little more weight if the man saying it didn't appear to be on the verge of catatonia.
Because they know little about their borrowers, and have poor credit-assessment skills, emerging-market banks typically need wide spreads to maintain quite low profitability.All this contributes to the perception that banks are untrustworthy.
