Sentence examples for maintained to some from inspiring English sources
The study findings show that in a historical context, both groups have maintained to some extent, aspects according to traditional Lao culture.
This inherent polarization can be oriented by the application of an electric field which will be maintained to some degree when the field is removed [123].
While the continuous pores in cresol novolac were disappeared, those in phenol novolac, phenol resol and cresol resol resins were maintained to some extent though their shapes were slightly changed.
The following three points summarize the main findings of the study: The evaluation of the restorative effects of the forest environment did not change after the slight thinning of the urban forest that had been maintained to some extent, except for some impression evaluations.
I have maintained, to some degree, that little boy's visceral sense of tragedy in the face of death, at the sight, for example, of a little robin gasping its last breaths as blood pulsed out of the BB gun hole in its throat while my friend Joe, who had shot it, watched and spoke about it with an exaggerated sense of bravura as the small bird died.
Tissue integrity is thus maintained to some extent, but signs of degradation are evident on the surface of the wall, as indicated by the arrow in 9a.
That also applies, he maintains, to some 300,000 of them who are not recognised as Jewish under Israeli law.
CEO Bob Merritt explained that customers wanted to maintain some way to incentivize service over the quality of the service, reports Nation's Restaurant News.
Mark Zuckerberg continues to maintain that some access to the Internet is better than nothing at all, particularly when billions of people on the planet remain offline.
Hostility to Mr. Koizumi's attempts to maintain some austerity and to deal with the banking crisis with harsh measures may build if the economy slows again next year.
It has been maintained in Hinduism, to some extent in Buddhism, and occasionally in Christianity.
