Sentence examples for subsequently maintaining from inspiring English sources

Most core principles for making high-quality precision-chopped silages also apply to baled silages; among these, establishing and subsequently maintaining anaerobiosis are priorities.

Maintaining high expression of MdPME2 in fruit flesh would increase Ca2+ bound to the cell wall, subsequently maintaining apple flesh integrity and thus preventing the apparition of mealiness.

The 'Provider Directory CoP' has been discussing the challenges associated with getting and subsequently maintaining an accurate list/directory of providers, which are related to the fact that physicians practise in multiple settings, change affiliations and may not practise in all states in which they hold licences.

For example, people have isolated another population of pluripotent cells, called marrow-isolated adult multilineage inducible (MIAMI) cells, from human bone marrow by plating whole bone marrow cells initially in media containing 5% FBS and subsequently maintaining them in the medium containing 2% FBS in fibronectin-coated dishes.

Some of them subsequently maintained contact with Dr Fox's office.

The UN has subsequently maintained a large and enormously expensive stabilisation and pacification force in the country.

The Justice Department elected not to prosecute the two men, and Mr. Kotchian subsequently maintained that his actions had simply reflected the methods of the times.

Bashir subsequently maintained he had stepped down from the business a month before the raid on 1 June last year and told the Guardian he had never had a "hands-on role" in the curry house.

In detailing the risks to its business in its prospectus, Twitter was forthright about this, heading one section, "We have incurred significant operating losses in the past, and we may not be able to achieve or subsequently maintain profitability".

Unwilling to join Antony in the east, hoping for nothing from Octavian, he took no part in the Actium campaign (31) and subsequently maintained a position of republican dignity and independence.

An Austro-French entente was subsequently maintained until 1792: the marriage of the archduchess Marie-Antoinette to the future Louis XVI of France (1770) was intended to confirm it.