Sentence examples for relatively maintain from inspiring English sources
However, storing at 4 °C could relatively maintain both viable cells and efficacy of the bioformulations, especially after 45 days of storage, whereby all the formulations that were kept at 4 °C had 5 10 % and 2 15 times higher miticidal activities and viable cells than that kept at room temperature, respectively.
These findings suggested that oxygen demand was relatively maintained by increased oxygen extraction in the hypoxic region.
Two years after the heavy ion therapy, the patient steadily continues outpatient chemotherapy and his quality of life is relatively maintained.
Nevertheless, the sacral metastasis has been stable after the second heavy ion irradiation, and the patient's quality of life has been relatively maintained until now.
His quality of life is relatively maintained; he travels abroad in a wheelchair once every few months with the help of his wife, after the administration of pain control drugs.
Especially, the free Ca2+ concentration was relatively maintained compared with concentrations of monovalent ions and osmolality values in 10 and 50 ppt, partly using the complexed calcium (total minus free calcium) as an internal reserve in the hemolymph.
The mechanical strength and hardness values of the processed rectangular pure copper wire by the CH process were increased, and the electrical conductivity was relatively maintained compared to the one processed by the WD process.
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In contrast, the L5/6 NP relatively maintained its gene expression levels over the 24-week period (P>0.05).
However, in contrast to the exocrine pancreas, islet structure is relatively maintained with advanced age in human pancreas.
While the velocity of ERK activity propagation in wound-induced waves was similar to that of SPREAD, the ERK activation waves from the wound edge was relatively maintained during propagation during propagation.
