The phrase "a retained feature of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing an aspect or characteristic that has been preserved or maintained over time.
Example: "The use of traditional craftsmanship is a retained feature of the region's cultural heritage."
Alternatives: "a preserved aspect of" or "a maintained characteristic of".
34 However, since SHIP-deficient mice that undergo allogeneic BM transplant have a normal lifespan, 32 these retained features of pulmonary pathology are apparently not sufficient to progress to the fatal lung consolidation that occurs in germline, SHIP-deficient mice.
The purpose of this study is to determine if engineered intestine and stomach could be generated in an autologous, preclinical large animal model, and to identify if the tissue-engineered intestine retained features of an intact stem cell niche.
Using such attestations, Diakonoff classified Afro-Asiatic languages into Ancient, Middle, and Late Stage languages according to the extent to which they retained features of the ancestral protolanguage.
In contrast, cells within IGFIR structures retained features of epithelial cells but their organization was disrupted.
At least in the context of protein sorting, hair cells seem to have retained features of polarized epithelial cells rather than neurons.
Expression of CD31 in implanted LSCC blood vessels) and Ki67 in its epithelial cells and 2(f)) indicated that the implanted tissue retained features of the original tumor and preserved proliferative capacity even after 96 hours after the implantation.
To investigate whether the fibroblats at low passages cultured in vitro are retained features of CAFs, we detected the expression of E-cadherin, α-SMA and CXCL12 in CAFs at different low passages.
The primary goal of this work was to evaluate the transcriptional responses of breast cancer samples to physiologically relevant concentrations of 1,25(OH)2D3, using a culture model that retains features of intact tumors, such as stromal-epithelial interactions.
We propose that marsupial XCI retains features of an ancient incomplete silencing mechanism that was augmented by the evolution of the XIST gene that progressively stabilized the eutherian XCR.
As persons with asthma age, the airway obstruction becomes less reversible due to airway remodeling from chronic inflammation and fibrosis leading to a more chronic obstructive pathology that retains features of asthma [ 20].
