Sentence examples for maintenance of base from inspiring English sources

Proposals for the improvement of public policies regarding the payment of related environmental services to stimulate investment in aquifer recharge and the maintenance of base flow, for which the goal is to attain win win win situations for the environment, farmers and water users, while preventing land speculation, are discussed.

Conservation through maintenance of base pairs within RNA secondary structure implicates another level of selective pressure and demonstrates the power of combining phylogenetic analysis with methods for analyzing RNA structure.

These structural constraints lead to covarying mutations, a conservation pattern characterized by the maintenance of base-pairing interactions involved in RNA secondary structure [ 9, 10].

Fish need sodium for maintenance of acid base balance and for regulation of osmotic pressure (FAO 2017; Webster and Lim 2002).

However, as a transition between the initial paradigm of appreciation of recharge areas and the subsequent paradigm of the "piston effect", actions such as the implementation of rainwater infiltration and retention techniques would be more relevant from the perspective of recharging the aquifer than for the maintenance of the base flows.

Recently, Gandellini et al. [ 17] reported that miR-205 is essential for maintenance of the base membrane (BM) in prostate epithelium and pointed out that miR-205 may favour tumorigenesis by creating discontinuities in the BM.

Structural analyses of the acrolein-derived adduct 2 revealed that the ring-opened aldehyde 1 enabled maintenance of Watson−Crick base pairing at the lesion site (Scheme 4, structures shown in box, R = H) (52).

The company is already engaged in flight training and maintenance of naval bases for Britain's armed forces as well as rail infrastructure engineering and network services for the power and telecoms industries.

Moreover, although the cost of living in Eastern Europe is lower than in Germany, it is unlikely that these countries will contribute to the maintenance of our bases -- as Germany has been doing to the tune of $1 billion a year.

Once again, the Danube became the frontier of the empire, although written and archaeological evidence points to continued trade and to the maintenance of military bases on the north bank of the river until the 6th century.

This section shall be considered looking at model implementation of machines' production activities and maintenance of machines based on machine condition monitoring.