Sentence examples for maintained which may from inspiring English sources

We conclude that the Natterjack toad is well established in the intensely managed agricultural landscape, given that (i) large populations are maintained which may act as sources to spatially distributed occurrences, and (ii) the intensively managed landscape is sufficiently interspersed with suitable breeding habitats.

It was postulated that SDF-1α has the ability to mediate homing of circulating EPC to tissues or organs to be repaired or maintained, which may explain the lower EPC pool in subjects with high SDF-1α.

In natural ecosystems, a very low partial pressure of H2 is maintained, which may be a limiting factor for the methanogens [ 10, 18, 21].

As a consequence, normal levels of SV2 and synaptotagmin (a SV2-binding protein) at the synapse are maintained, which may reduce seizures.

If this process is intrinsically impaired or once it becomes overwhelmed, critical house keeping functions cannot be maintained which may trigger various pathologies.

However, these BrdU-labeled DCX neuroblasts are not maintained, which may indicate poor survival or loss of labeling due to proliferative dilution of detectable BrdU and reduction of DCX with differentiation (Yi et al., 2013; Susarla et al., 2014).

However, protection structures are expensive to build and maintain, which may overly burden communities financially or lead to increased vulnerability if funding priorities shift and maintenance is neglected.

Strict dosing schedules required for current insulin products might be difficult to maintain, which may affect glycemic control (7– 9).

per week," id., at 108 (emphasis added); that "there will be no visit list maintained which specifies who may visit an inmate," ibid.

Research in attention indicates different kinds of attentional control, such as endogenous and exogenous orienting, which are critical to how awareness of patient state is maintained, but which may work differently across different modalities.

A limitation of studies in culture cells is the duration of time (a few weeks) that the cells can be maintained experimentally, which may not be efficient to study mechanisms that are slower and more progressive.