Sentence examples for time for maintaining from inspiring English sources

Often the industry manages to extend blocking the patented drugs for unlimited time, for maintaining the marketed drug prices at sky high and for high profits.

The generating unit l usually also has an operating reserve margin, ΔP l h, e.g. primary reserve, which can be controlled and activated in real time for maintaining system reliability and security in the operational hour h.

The mean durations of approximately 384 days p/s and median of 350 days p/s are conservative estimates for time for maintaining viral RNA ≥50,000 (4.7 log10) copies/ml because for those whose viral loads had an increasing trend before starting cART, the duration of high viral load was taken to be time from seroconversion to last observation prior to cART.

The optimal time for maintaining good quality regarding spirometry and current smoking documentation seems to be between 1 and 1 1/2 hours per week.

The peripartal period, particularly the delivery, is a critical time for maintaining a balance between the production of free radicals and the incompletely developed antioxidative protection of the fetus and the newborn [ 24].

The punk lifestyle does not afford time for maintaining hairstyles anyway.

That is, because only a few nucleotide substitutions are responsible for the compensation loss between duplicates, the time interval for maintaining the effective compensation between duplicates mainly depends on the "waiting time" for these substitutions to occur.

You can build sophisticated systems in the Web world for a tiny fraction of the cost and in a fraction of the time required for maintaining those old monsters.

For example, some cards will give you extra rewards for paying your bill on time or for maintaining good grades.

K-60 was built and established between 1927 and 1932 by the Kansas State Highway Commission, who was at the time responsible for maintaining highways in Kansas.

This rate information was then used to determine the temperature-time policy for maintaining constant reactor outlet conversion at a fixed space-velocity.