Sentence examples for quantity to maintain from inspiring English sources

People have been ordering more half-bottles, and spending more on each — sacrificing quantity to maintain quality".

In traditional power grids, the frequency is the controlled quantity to maintain supply and load power balance.

We have not enough money to buy arms in quantities to maintain the war effort for a long period.' He implied that having made the effort to equip an army, he wanted a fast return on the investment".

BB still refused to eat or drink in sufficient quantities to maintain her nutritional status, and after a week she was transferred to the Children's Hospital for placement of a feeding tube.

These compounds do not interfere with the microbe's metabolic machinery and hence can be accumulated in large quantities to maintain the equilibrium balance with the outer environment without allowing in large quantities of salt ions.

Such type of foodstuff should be taken in appropriate quantities to maintain the oxalate levels in the body.

Food security trends in Canada have been measured since 2005 through the Canadian Community Health Survey, with food insecurity defined as lacking access to nutritious food in sufficient quantity and of sufficient quality to maintain good health [ 35].

The other was told to eat 500 calories a day less than the quantity necessary to maintain their starting weights and to limit fat to 30percentt of calories.

Increasing the CO2 concentration caused the mine ventilator variable-frequency controller to increase the branch wind quantity automatically to maintain the CO2 concentration under the threshold value.

An approach to estimate body iron was developed by Cook et al. (Cook et al., 2003) using the formula: body iron (mg/kg)=−(log sTfR/SF −2.8229)/0.1207 to allow the full range of the iron status of a population to be evaluated,with negative values representing a deficit of iron with respect to the quantity required to maintain a normal haemoglobin (Hb) concentration.

Sediments are therefore no longer flushing downstream in the quantities needed to maintain deltas against the relentless erosion of the oceans.