Sentence examples for tools maintain from inspiring English sources
From this it is clear that many existing tools maintain appropriately low monitoring latencies at the 500 VM point, however at 1000 VMs there is a sudden increase in monitoring latency.
Quality assurance tools maintain a dynamic and incremental focus aimed at describing complex structures and continuous improvement.
This is significant as not all pain measurement tools maintain their reliability when translated into another language or used in another culture [ 14].
LocARNA and SPARSE show qualitatively similar performance; across the entire range of sequence identities, we observe a largely constant quality offset, where both tools maintain a high alignment quality even for low sequence identities.
Stone tools maintained themselves during the Metal Age, yielding only slowly to the new material, which was expensive and the product of special skills.
"This research will advance significantly our ability to simulate these worlds in detail, using state-of-the-art tools maintained by the Earth sciences community," said Shawn Domagal-Goldman, the lead scientist for the project at NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center in Maryland.
The design chemistry is composed of the requirements for the primary and secondary coolant quality, recirculating coolant water (including essential service water), solutions used in safety systems as well as the requirements for technological tools maintaining their quality.
Besides, many NGS tools are still actively being developed, and therefore the tools maintained in the integrative platforms may not be updated.
When I entered my location, estimated miles traveled by airplane and other information into a tool maintained by the Nuclear Regulatory Commission, I learned that I absorb an estimated 318 millirems, or 3.18 mSv, of radiation each year.
At the time of analysis, this tool maintained a meta-database of pathway information derived from KEGG (update: June 2009), Panther (update information not available), CGAP-BioCarta (update: August 2009).
The SI tool maintains strong discriminatory power in patients >4 years but is not as useful for infants <4 years [ 7].
