Sentence examples for maintenance hence from inspiring English sources

This suggest that even though both models showed similar accuracy in describing the fermentation dynamics, designing a control policy with the Linear model will result in more substrate being converted into extracellular product and lesser amount for cell growth and maintenance hence higher productivity and yield.

However, compliance to the altered food intake behavior is one of the major challenges in the field of weight maintenance; hence ingredients, which affect satiety, could play a role by increasing compliance to a weight maintenance program.

Part of the theory underlying such correlation, termed "disposable soma theory of aging" [ 44], proposes that energy that is not expended for growth or reproduction will be allocated for soma maintenance, hence stress resistance and longevity.

During this trial, pramipexole exposure lasted 11 13 weeks (comprising 2 4 weeks of OL IR run-in followed by 9 weeks of DB IR or ER maintenance); hence total pramipexole exposure, including the IR pre-treatment, was at least 23 25 weeks.

We tested the hypothesis that water bathing is important in feather maintenance, and hence should enhance flight performance.

Sox2 also has a crucial role in neural precursor cell proliferation and maintenance [56]; hence in addition to the Hes factors, Sox2 is a very good candidate for interaction with Prdm16 during neurogenesis.

Unlike genetic modification, epigenetic modifications require active maintenance and hence may be amenable to pharmacological intervention and reversal.

12 Vitamin D has some potential role in skin health and maintenance, and hence the interest in the relationship between vitamin D and pressure ulcers.

These conditions very likely correspond to a high degree of landscape maintenance, and hence little available habitat for R. rubiginosa in its native range.

The equilibrium proboscis length is shorter when the other species has a lower maintenance cost (and hence a longer proboscis) than when the other species has a greater maintenance cost (and hence a shorter proboscis, Fig. 10).

Hence, maintenance costs make the link severance scenario well-defined.