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But Chris Wysopal, chief technology officer with vulnerability assessment firm Veracode, says the country's servers may have become more useful to cybercriminals in recent years, thanks to software that allows malicious programs to be maintained across many low-traffic Web servers simultaneously.
The individual differences in female readiness to copulate partly seem to be maintained across different contexts, i.e. unpaired vs. paired mating status.
Thus, there was no a priori requirement for reward information to be maintained across trials (since these were continually changing), or for the motivational effects to be tonic in nature.
The general gene order, however, within this ancestral interval LAP3 to DMP1 seems to be maintained across species.
The efficacy of triple- versus dual-combination treatment appeared to be maintained across age subgroups in the subset of study participants with severe hypertension (SeSBP ≥180 mmHg or SeDBP ≥110 mmHg).
With reference to Table 2, it is interesting to note that in general the gender distribution seem to be maintained across programs despite of differences as to whether patients were required to pay for medications or not.
It is impossible to see how consistency will be maintained across the various sports.
These considerations suggest that, in applying biological data to robotic design, proper 'size' should be maintained across all levels (i.e., if small-animal neural mechanisms are used, so should small-animal muscle and biomechanical properties).
The new system, while still allowing a fast and temporary 'guest' access to the programs, also gives to the users the possibility to create registered accounts, which allows user data and jobs to be maintained and managed across multiple work sessions.
In order to maintain diverse EcM fungal communities, some old-growth stands should be maintained across the landscape.
"We believe that the current constitutional standard of freedom of expression should be maintained across all our laws".
