Sentence examples for could retain up from inspiring English sources
Experiments showed MT lost all of its activity upon entrapment in the classical sol gels and hybrid silica sol gels, but could retain up to 25% of its activity in cross-linked polyacrylamide (CLP).
Because we could retain up to 10 mother cells per column, we could produce sufficient numbers of aged cells for performing parallel proteome and transcriptome analyses.
The α-L-arabinofuranosidase could retain its activity up to 87.37% at pH 4 after incubation of 3 h (Figure 4b).
The in situ impedance measurements of the aerogel samples indicated that, the gel precalcined at 250 °C and saturated at 97% relative humidity, could retain the physisorbed water up to 100 °C, compared to 80 °C for the same precalcined at 400 °C under identical conditions.
They found that the bees could retain the pattern in their memory (and choose the correct chamber) for up to five seconds.
In summary, GBLUP could retain the highest genetic variance while PLSR retained the lowest genetic variance, except in the low-unequal genetic architecture where BM retained up to 15% less genetic variance than GBLUP (Table 6).
They would ask us to give that up and live in a constant state of alert, so that they could retain their "liberty" to buy a weapon of war designed specifically to kill large numbers of people.
Nobody, after reading Flannery, could retain it.
Vaughan added he believed England could retain the urn.
The Dunedin Study achieved remarkable follow-up rates exceeding 90%% at most waves; more recent large-scale studies such as the Danish National Birth Cohort could retain only 60%% of families included at baseline [ 78].
