Sentence examples for to be constantly maintained from inspiring English sources
Object-oriented systems are dynamic and have to be constantly maintained, or they become aged and irrelevant.
It is also found that the dynamic contact force can be much higher than its static value and may become negative if the contact between the oscillator and the truss is assumed to be constantly maintained.
"The therapy is something that has to be constantly maintained.
There is an urgent need for updated national protocols for clinical guidance, and for these to be constantly maintained in line with scientific developments.
High mortality rates and costs of VAP suggest that infection control activities which are aimed to prevent VAP in ICU must be constantly maintained in order to improve the quality of care.
Burrowing animals generate a respiratory current along their burrow systems to oxygenate their dwelling places; the influx of oxygen must be constantly maintained because the surrounding anoxic layer quickly depletes the burrow of oxygen.
That is, insofar as they manage to survive and thrive at all, they do so through incompletely realized forms of social cooperation that must (in a variety of ways) be constantly maintained and improved.
Unlike the carbon stored in trees, carbon stored in animal tissue must be constantly maintained by feeding.
The highly localised distribution pattern may be due to the large diffusion gradient for calcein-AM into cells in the TS periphery being constantly maintained by the rapid cleavage to calcein, thereby appearing to 'sequester' fluorophore within this cell layer (Homolya et al, 1993).
For example, we do need to be eternally vigilant that at all levels standards are constantly maintained or raised, and that extends to 'traditional' standards, such as grammar, spelling and algebra, just as much as any other.
We sought to investigate if a progressive time dependent exposure of GBM cells, that have been constantly maintained under hypoxia (2% oxygen), to an acute 20% oxygen tension, was promoting Akt/mTOR signaling pathway activation.
