Sentence examples for thought to have maintained from inspiring English sources

In the west, however, Amazigh populations are thought to have maintained a more or less continuous series of fortified nucleated villages in the western Nafūsah Plateau.

From the eighties, he is thought to have maintained a separate ménage, in Connecticut, with a mistress, Davida Johnson Clark, a Swedish-born model, who gave birth to another son.

Rather than rely on his personal fortune, which intelligence analysts believe to have been dissipated by the early 1990s, Bin Laden is thought to have maintained a network of private donors in Saudi Arabia, Kuwait and elsewhere in the Gulf who supplied millions of dollars over the years.

Speculated to have emerged from a small Central European founder group and thought to have maintained high endogamy, Eastern European Jews are considered a "population isolate" and invaluable subjects in disease studies (Carmeli 2004), although their ancestry remains debatable between geneticists, historians, and linguists (Wexler 1993; Brook 2006; Sand 2009; Behar et al. 2010).

Newspaper distribution is thought to have been successfully maintained in the most areas of the UK despite the weather – but many readers abandoned habits such as picking up a paper.

Biochemical regulatory motifs knows as insulating mechanisms are thought to have evolved to maintain specificity by limiting 'leaking' or 'spillover' or 'bleed-through' between pathways.

SAHF are another marker that is commonly observed in senescent cells and that are thought to have a role in maintaining the senescent phenotype.

NF- κB activity is thought to have an important role in maintaining the survival of CLL cells and varies widely among different cases.

More recent polyploids such as the tetraploid Triticum turgidum, and the hexaploid Triticum aestivum, thought to have formed 0.5 MYA, and 0.01 MYA, respectively [ 5], and polyploid Brassica species, thought to have formed 5,000-10,000 YA, maintain polyploid chromosome numbers but have diploid chromosome pairing patterns during meiosis.

McMurray thought he should have maintained the lead through the caution, but Kenseth and Kahne were put in front for the restart on Lap 364.

(In a way, you could argue Xers never "sold out" or compromised their values because, unlike boomers, they were never given the opportunity to do so though we would like to think that Xers would have maintained their integrity anyway).