Sentence examples for preserved a high from inspiring English sources
Samoa was an almost unknown land until 1830 & the natives have preserved a high degree of cultural independence.
Unlike the intelligence agencies of the United States and the former Soviet Union, those of the United Kingdom historically have preserved a high degree of secrecy concerning their organization and operations.
This decreased sensitivity for type 1 diabetes but preserved a high positive predictive value (82 and 95%, respectively).
Hearts from FFFRs preserved a higher contractility during ischemia, which was seen as a higher DLVP and dP/dt max, even though the area at risk was similar between control and FFFR hearts.
Analysis performed 40 hours post-EP revealed that inhibition of Id2/3 preserved a higher proportion of cells in the lateral DM and reduced their exit towards the sclerotome, when compared to the behavior of DMs that received a control dsRNA.
Under the Sino-British Joint Declaration of 1984, China promised Britain that as part of the return of Hong Kong to Chinese rule China would preserve "a high degree of autonomy" for the territory.
The material's prime market has been for solar concentrators, whose polished mirrors must preserve a high shine to gather the sun's energy, as well as exterior window treatments for buildings.
The Chinese military has banned almost all private use of yachts along the coastline, preserving a high level of maritime control and supervision that has its roots in decades of periodic confrontations with Taiwan.
Our key objective is to improve the spectral efficiency of MUEs, while preserving a high throughput to FUEs.
This reduces the radiation losses from the hairpin and, thus, preserves a high quality factor, which is desirable for measuring the additional microwave loss contributed by the sample.
Preserving a high standard of care amidst the waiting room blitz requires greater efficiency from medical practices, and doctors are desperate for solutions that can help relieve some of the pressure.
