Sentence examples for maintained ready from inspiring English sources

It is apparent from this work that to quickly produce vaccine for a pandemic it would be necessary to have several variations of a recombinant protein, containing four copies of M2e (each one against a group of likely influenza virus strains) with these relevant constructs housed within a comprehensive collection Escherichia coli-producers and maintained ready for use.

"Promoting sustainable homeownership and maintaining ready access to liquidity are our guiding principles in serving the residential markets," said Fannie chief executive Michael Williams.

Geologists coming back from trips east reported that Stalin's Gulag camps in the wilderness of Siberia stood locked but well maintained, presumably ready to take inmates at the shortest notice.

Thus, Minot Air Force Base stored and maintained a ready arsenal of nuclear bombs, nuclear warheads, and associated delivery systems, including the AGM-129 Advanced Cruise Missile.

Keeping the connections active — and in this way maintaining a ready supply of neurotransmitters to deliver messages — could make the remaining pathways work more effectively and give Shurvon some measure of movement.

Milley said that maintaining a ready Army is the service's top priority and modernizing is its second, but he cited the need for civilian control of the government.

Widespread hypoxia in the stratified water column maintains a ready resupply of phosphorus from the sediments.

The barge had been unused since August 1995 but had been maintained and was ready to house inmates again.

Rather than being formally disbanded, 4 RAR remained on the Army's order of battle with its colours and traditions maintained and protected, ready to be re-raised in the future if required.

At San Antonio, the Duke and Duchess of Edinburgh always maintained a room ready for Prince George of Wales, the second son of the Prince of Wales, who was in the Royal Navy.

Although most of them can be kept disassembled, it is likely that some portion has to be maintained in a ready state if they are to prove useful in stopping an Indian incursion.