Sentence examples for maintained such as from inspiring English sources
Through different conditions, several tissues have been developed and maintained, such as cartilage and bone.
Besides collision system simulation, the parallel multiple heaps algorithm may find applications in many other computing areas where a heap-based priority queue needs to be maintained, such as in fast level-set methods.
Emily speaks to some of the ways in which partnerships can be formalized and maintained, such as developing MOU's to clearly define the relationship, developing toolkits to support process, and identifying internal champions to help move the work forward.
Thus, in cases in which an oncologically curative resection can be maintained (such as in the present case), the spleen should be preserved to provide a favorable endocrine function after surgery.
"Deductions central to American values will be maintained, such as the home mortgage interest deduction," so sayeth our President.
When a physiological level of androgen is not maintained, such as following androgen ablation, the level of andromedins decreases to a level where they can neither stimulate proliferation nor block the activation of apoptosis in the epithelial cells, and thus the prostate regresses [1].
Some people have a lot of difficulty adhering to a diet because they find the particular diet too difficult to maintain, such as avoiding carbs if they're trying the Atkin's diet.
"But there's still some chance of leftover earthquake energy," he maintains, such as very slow movements under the ocean floor that don't trigger seismographs.
People asked me at Defcon how I manage to maintain such as schedule and I told them that privacy was simply too important for me not to do it," he said.
Their high protein and fat content also makes them a good alternative to live enriched Artemia when feeding juveniles (especially those that are difficult to maintain such as young seahorses) and other small fauna.
The ablation technique was chosen only in cases of tumor size less than 0.5 cm, when wide margins of excision weren't required or possible to maintain, such as masses localized on the eyelid.
