Sentence examples for so that maintaining from inspiring English sources

Massive maternofetal transfer of LCPUFAs occurs during the third trimester of pregnancy, so that maintaining an adequate intake of DHA during pregnancy is crucial.

New technologies ensure thermal insulation by multiple glazing units so that, maintaining good solar gains, highly glazed buildings can achieve good energy performance during the heating season.

A new scaling theory for fully-depleted double-gate (DG) SOI MOSFET's is established, which gives a guidance for the device design so that maintaining a precise subthreshold factor for given device parameters.

In the end we had to cater our helicopter takeoff routine around this sensor and basically only let it turn on when we were generally sure that the helicopter had gained enough altitude so that maintaining an altitude was not too close to the ground where all of the mechanical lift systems would simply fail.

Grading standards in STEM fields likely differ across colleges so that maintaining the HOPE required 3.0 GPA could be easier at some colleges, thus affecting the likelihood that a student of a given quality majors in a STEM field or the likelihood that students shift to other majors.

Finland, the most northerly and easterly EU Member State, is rather large but sparsely populated, so that maintaining a dense and effective national air network is of vital importance to it.

One simple approach to doing so that maintains the "comparisons" above, and at least goes part of the way towards using the full sample, would be to pool 1998 and 1999 data for the Group 1 versus Group 3 comparison, since Group 1 is treatment during this entire period and Group 3 is control for the entire period.

The activities have to be short and diverse so that students maintain their attention in class.

In fact, the rate of ongoing degeneration-regeneration cycles is too slow so that muscle maintains its function and fibrosis did not develop well.

Computer systems are rapidly becoming so complex that maintaining them with human support staffs will be prohibitively expensive and inefficient.

"People felt until a year or so ago that maintaining the current nuclear capacity was necessary in order to maintain the price of power at reasonable levels," Professor Hatta said.