Sentence examples for reliably maintain from inspiring English sources
Unlike WT mice, infected PAI-1−/− mice that received antibiotic treatment demonstrated significant mortality by 4 days (data not shown) so that we could only reliably maintain these animals over 3 days.
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This protocol was shown earlier to reliably maintain systemic blood pressure [ 22].
It is also well-known for reliably maintaining dimensions in the replicated inverse images of a master mold using soft lithography [40].
Our simulation results show that the RobP2P is efficient, less prone to failure, and generates lower overhead traffic, while reliably maintaining the consistency of network state.
The monkeys reliably maintained the trained method over a period of three weeks, despite discovering the alternative technique.
While it is possible to prospectively isolate progenitors [12]_ENREF_11 and to demonstrate their differentiation potential they cannot be reliably maintained in undifferentiated state in culture.
These are however excluded by the combination of the condition of a continuous running system constraining the states which can be reached and reliably maintained over time with the greedy policy for empowerment maximization.
The data indicate that reliably maintaining castrate testosterone levels in intact males in the face of increased levels of LH may require higher doses of abiraterone acetate.
Aberrations were corrected continuously, in real-time and closed loop at 12 Hz, during the psychophysical test so that optical quality could be reliably maintained.
Perhaps the most significant is the potential for tachyphylaxis to develop during prolonged IV dosing, which means that gastric pH is not reliably maintained above 4 [ 13, 28- 30].
