Sentence examples for maintained supporting from inspiring English sources
Mostly the additional players maintained supporting roles, thickening harmonies and providing propulsive rhythms, as the primary quartet handled melodies.
Although the numbers obtained were slightly different, all EBV significant associations were maintained, supporting the link between EBV and PUD.
The activation of KCa3.1 independently of global intracellular Ca2+ will fine-tune signals requiring Orai1 activation, with rapid and selective feedback ensuring that the Ca2+ signal is maintained, supporting Ca2+-dependent local membrane-associated signalling events.
Although this genetic information was not centrally collected, we were able to demonstrate that frequencies, mutual exclusivities and the expected prognostic relevance of ASXL1 were maintained, supporting the use of this data set for future study.
However, excluding data from younger households (i.e. main shopper aged 30 years or less), the main results were largely maintained (Supporting information Table S7), suggesting that the new age-verification policy was unlikely to account for the lack of effect of the multi-buy ban.
Such analyses can also help to understand whether and how life-history diversity can be maintained, supporting the portfolio effect, whereby a diverse 'portfolio' of populations and traits among populations increases long-term stability (Schindler et al. 2010), among harvested populations.
The Warrior is typical of military assets that have to be acquired, maintained, supported and deployed.
This allows the user to ensure that the tool is maintained, supported, and validated.
People are out managing, maintaining, supporting and running backups on these systems.
The PRP's online Blueprint for Rabies Prevention, which she maintains, supports rabies control personnel through the development and implementation of national canine rabies control plans.
Sections of Pakistan's armed forces have maintained support for the Taliban as their proxy in any future civil war.
