Sentence examples for to maintained over from inspiring English sources
This method has the disadvantage that absolute measurements of potential are not made but has the considerable advantage that impalement of intracellular electrodes do not have to maintained over periods of intense contractile activity.
Unpredictability, which used to define the concept of an alternative space, is hard to maintain over time, but at the Burnished Chariot, viewers can still expect the unexpected.
Building infra-structure to make that possible will be expensive, and difficult to maintain over the long term, as tsunamis are rare in that region.
The completed station will cost an estimated $60 billion and tens of billions of dollars more to maintain over a 10- to 15-year life.
The building is expected to cost the borough council £6.6m to maintain over the next 20 years.
We know that it is very difficult to maintain over time.
A stocking density of 48 to 150 TLU/km2 also is too high to maintain over the entire year.
A thin, app-specific abstraction layer over direct calls is much easier to maintain over the long term.
It's possible to buy services that are not custom-made and, as a result, difficult to maintain over time.
Communication campaigns inciting primary physicians to limit unnecessary prescriptions for LRTI have a moderate impact, which is difficult to maintain over time [12, 13].
Much effort and expense has been applied to install and monitor such plots, yet they often prove difficult to maintain over time.
