Sentence examples for served in maintaining from inspiring English sources

The court agreed that his religious rights had been violated, but ruled that the broad public interest served in maintaining a tax system was so important that the conflict did not afford him a basis for not paying the tax.

Along with Herbert Spencer, he was one of the first people to explain the existence and quality of different parts of a society by reference to what function they served in maintaining the quotidian (i.e. by how they make society "work").

Glucose sensing is a very important function of pancreatic beta cells and serves in maintaining an appropriate blood glucose level.

As such, we consider low miR-200c expression to serve in maintaining myometrial and LYO mesenchymal cellular characteristic and LYO fibrotic features with low CDH1 and high vimentin expression, rather than promoting EMT.

A. mongolicus is one of the constructive species of desert ecosystems and serves a vital function in maintaining desert vegetation.

Given the role of MAGP-1 in elastic fiber formation, organization, and stabilization, we hypothesize that it serves a critical function in maintaining the foundation and architecture of the dermal matrix, especially the elastic matrix.

Reepithelialization serves as a critical function in maintaining the integrity of the dermal layers due to crosstalk between these two skin layers.

Regardless of the specific mechanism, it appears that assembled Pol III complexes, and possibly other DNA binding proteins, serve a secondary genomic function in maintaining the precision of Pol II TSS selection at some loci.

Joseph Childers is a retired Navy Seabee who served in Vietnam and maintained locks, closed circuit television and other security systems for the military in Iran, Kuwait and Qatar.

Invented by a microbiologist, they are basically ice cream pebbles, served in cups, that maintain their spherical integrity for a freakishly long time and then melt on your tongue.

Analysis of the top 20 most affected genes indicate that many genes are known mediators of disc degeneration or serve a role in maintaining normal disc function.