Sentence examples for maintained to effectively from inspiring English sources
Lastly, a recent study provides insight in how the human Lgr6+ alveolar epithelial stem cell niche is formed and maintained to effectively ensure stem cell self-renewal capacity [ 79].
All data and systems must be effectively maintained to ensure digital continuity and that systems do not become obsolete or the data irretrievable and should include sufficient documentation and metadata to allow users to interpret data in the context in which they were collected.
They work not only by protecting skin from sun damage but also by maintaining cell membranes to effectively keep moisture and nutrients in but bar harmful toxins that can damage skin.
The provided findings indicated that the batch and columnar-adsorption designs maintained their functionality to effectively remove toxins even after multiple reuse/cycles, where the spent TiO2-banana cluster can be regenerated using NaOH and HClO4.
HPAM solution must maintain high viscosity to effectively mobilize oil.
Mud must maintain good viscosity to effectively suspend and transport cuttings.
A polymer fluid must maintain high viscosity to effectively drive oil.
The procedures for evacuation planning and the need for CPAs to demonstrate and maintain the capability to effectively respond to a rare (but possibly devastating) event by carrying out regular drills and exercises should be further promoted within national programs.
The parabolic relationship establishes that compounds in the series should possess sufficient stability to reach their biological target (DNA), yet maintain sufficient reactivity to effectively alkylate DNA upon reaching the biological target.
Further study is required; however, to determine to what extent the bound β- d-glucosidase maintains its ability to effectively hydrolyze cellobiose.
For motoneurons, the observed strengthening of existing connections is likely an adaptive mechanism that maintains the ability to effectively depolarize muscles as they enlarge during development [ 17].
