Sentence examples for accurately retained from inspiring English sources

The house metaphor (spatial/familiar) produced significantly faster task times and more accurately retained metal models than both the town (spatial/unfamiliar) and social (non-spatial/unfamiliar) metaphors.

The method accurately retained the original conformations of all the optimized molecules when the extracted atomic coordinates were supplied back to the original program (Additional file 2).

For example, Cornoldi, De Beni, Guisberti, and Massironi (1998) report that the colour of geometric patterns is less accurately retained in mental images generated from long-term memory in comparison to short-term memory.

Sequentially elimination of redundant channels is directly integrated into the inverse scheme for the temperature profile, in order to accurately retain the valuable channels and remove all the redundant channels, for accurate retrieval of the temperature profile.

This makes the achieved polygon accurately retains both the shape and details of section curves.

They emphasized that T7 based linear amplification has advantages over PCR based amplification because T7 accurately retains the transcript stoichiometry of the original sample.

The health record will not only accurately retain large, complex genetic results, but we believe that there will be an evolution of clinical practice guidelines into active interpretive algorithms that incorporate genomic information [ 17].

The data sampling considerations require understanding how different users attend to new information, leading to an interesting and realistic problem: how might we sample a subset of users from the originally available user set to accurately and efficiently retain the attention dynamics?

This experience was later reinforced when, as a graduate student interested in Heidegger's existentialism, he read the latter's reissued Introduction to Metaphysics, in which Heidegger had retained (or more accurately, reintroduced) an allusion to the "inner truth and greatness" of National Socialism (Heidegger 1959, 199).

Although we use ME to define the course work and subsequent research, the term "interprofessional" is retained when necessary to accurately reflect literature cited.

We apply the harmonic balance methods to several nonlinear unsteady flow problems and show that even strongly nonlinear flows can be modelled accurately with a small number of harmonics retained in the model.