Sentence examples for maintenance of appropriate from inspiring English sources

"In that case, the removal of the tree, and the maintenance of appropriate insurance coverage for it, would be the shareholder's responsibility," Mr. Shmulewitz said.

(Telomeres form the end segments of chromosomes). Four years later his lab also located the "protection of telomeres protein" (POT1) that caps the end of a chromosome, protecting it from degradation and ensuring the maintenance of appropriate telomere length.

This paper looks at some of the issues to consider in the selection, design, installation and maintenance of appropriate hybrid power stations for smaller remote aboriginal communities.

Cultivar photosynthetic performance related not only to capability for toxic ion exclusion, but also to the maintenance of appropriate essential macronutrient concentrations in leaves.

Education continued to be the prime responsibility of the state governments, and the union (central) government continued to assume responsibility for the coordination of educational facilities and the maintenance of appropriate standards in higher education and research and in scientific and technical education.

The tested mixed microbial consortium present high ability to degrade diesel oil constituents and the maintenance of appropriate conditions leads to transformation of this oily source into less toxic compounds.

The maintenance of an appropriate number of telomere repeats by telomerase is essential for proper chromosome protection.

The "originality" requirement now embodied in 102 of the Copyright Act is crucial to maintenance of the appropriate balance between these competing interests.

These include ensuring that students have realistic expectations at the outset of their studies, formalising peer support mechanisms and reviewing programmes to provide more flexibility to better underpin the maintenance of an appropriate work life balance.

These studies identified a population of bilaterally projecting neurons in the supratrigeminal nucleus as essential for maintenance of an appropriate level of masseter activation during natural chewing behavior in the freely moving mouse.

The outset was 1978, when President Jimmy Carter formed a commission, chaired by Elie Wiesel, and charged it with the preparation of a report "with respect to the establishment and maintenance of an appropriate memorial to those who perished in the Holocaust".