Sentence examples for control and retaining from inspiring English sources

"For writers the important thing is having the publishing control and retaining your rights.

Enriched regions (or peaks) were called using MACS v.1.4.2 with default parameters (Zhang et al., 2008 ), using total DNA input as control and retaining all statistically enriched regions (p < 10−5; no filtering on fold enrichment or FDR correction).

The gardens, and the island itself, are still under his family's control, and retain his vision.

The next challenge we faced was how to broaden the usage of this knowledge base, provide role-based access control and retain a sustainable system.

We notice that with λ1 adaptive control architecture fast adaptation does not lead to high-gain control and retains guaranteed time-delay margin, which is bounded away from zero.

We notice that with L1 adaptive control architecture fast adaptation does not lead to high-gain control and retains guaranteed time-delay margin, which is bounded away from zero.

Conservatives took control of Taunton Deane Borough Council from no overall control and retained Tewkesbury Borough Council and West Somerset Council.

The Tories also took a council from independent control and retained six authorities in Yorkshire as well as North Lincolnshire Council.

But even when I did it, I was always able to maintain control and retain some context for everything that I experienced.

A food monitoring study revealed that the Pank1−/− mice ate significantly more food than the controls, and retained the same percentage of the fat calories as the control animals (Fig. 2B).

At E17.5 and E18.5 the vasculature structure seemed disorganised in lungs of Creb1−/− mice relative to wildtype controls, and retained an immature morphology similar to E16.5 wildtype lungs (Fig. 4D,F).