Sentence examples for would be better maintained from inspiring English sources

The integrity of the asphalt core would be better maintained if a sliding layer is placed between the core and the transition zone.

If C. cellulovorans produces citrate from glutamate, redox balance would be better maintained because glutamate dehydrogenase or glutamate synthase uses NADP+ and isocitrate dehydrogenase uses NADPH.

It was hypothesized that the primary outcome, systolic blood pressure, and secondary outcomes would be improved in both groups, but to a greater extent in the mobile health intervention group at 12 weeks and that these changes would be better maintained at 24 and 52 weeks in the intervention group with mobile health support compared with the active control group.

It was hypothesized that the primary outcome systolic blood pressure would be reduced to a greater extent in the mobile health-supported intervention group at 12-weeks and that this improvement would be better maintained in the intervention group for the remainder of the year-long trial.

Napoli's players might reasonably protest that their home advantage is not as great this season as it would have been if the pitch were better maintained.

"You see houses being better maintained, people painting, gardening.

But Ms. Yellen, then a new Fed governor, was among those who argued successfully that it would be better to maintain moderate inflation.

They opted against taking such drastic action, deciding it would be better to maintain their professionalism, but it was not the first time it had been mooted and that indicates the strength of feeling inside the club.

In October 1964, Gallup found that the Tories enjoyed a 13-point lead over Labour when people were asked which would be better at maintaining prosperity – yet Labour narrowly regained power.

In an opinion piece for Guardian Australia, Parke argued a properly resourced regional arrangement would be better than maintaining "the convenient lie that our Pacific gulags are hard but necessary".

But Mr. Bradley offered a glimpse today of the message he intended to emphasize in New Hampshire: that he would be better at maintaining the nation's prosperity because he has a track record of predicting changes in the economy.