Sentence examples for namely maintaining from inspiring English sources

Dr Peter Carter, the college's chief executive, said: "We fully support the common themes that came through the consultation, namely maintaining the nurse-patient relationship, protecting vulnerable patients and making sure there is adequate investment in end-of-life care".

However, there are some known problems with traditional web caching, namely, maintaining freshness of web objects, balancing load among a number of caches and providing protection against cache failure.

MLS's growth strategy has at its essence another agenda, namely, maintaining the status quo.

But there are hurdles the nation has to overcome in order to support these entrepreneurs -- namely maintaining net neutrality and an open Internet for all, and ensuring widespread broadband access across the country.

It says the United Kingdom study suggests that tea has components that weakly mimic the effect of the female hormone, estrogen — namely maintaining bone mineral density in postmenopausal women.

MSC appear to exert yet another pertinent function, namely maintaining blood vessel integrity [ 2,3 ].

Figure 2B shows the 'elemental DCGs' and the elemental contact changes they represent, namely, maintained, exchanged-partner, exchanged-pair and new.

The present study is the first to characterize HBV DNA reduction kinetics during long-term oral treatment with a direct and highly specific antiviral agent such as telbivudine in order to predict efficacy endpoints, namely maintained PCR negativity, ALT normalization, HBeAg seroconversion, and treatment-emergent resistance.

We investigated the viral load kinetics (exact decrement in HBV DNA levels) at Week 24 and the correlations with long-term efficacy endpoints, namely maintained PCR negativity, ALT normalization, HBeAg seroconversion, and treatment-emergent resistance at Years 1, 2, 3 and 4 of continuous telbivudine treatment.

Conceivably, G1 phase is not only a pivotal stage for cell fate determination [9], [10], but also is critical for virus fate, namely to maintain latency or to initiate a lytic replication episode.

Intensive and perioperative care share a common goal, namely to maintain 'adequate' organ perfusion throughout the body during the time course of critical illness or surgery.