Sentence examples for e retained from inspiring English sources

Domain D favoured lipophilic residues and domain E retained activity when the carboxylic acid was esterified.

Measured responses were percent lipolysis, percent vitamin E retained in the aqueous layer of the digestion medium, and percent vitamin E dissolved in the dissolution medium.

We have assigned labels to rice and Arabidopsis splicing isoforms corresponding to the following nine classes of alternative splicing: a) Alternate Acceptor (AA), b) Alternate Donor (AD), c) Alternate Terminal Exon (ATE), d) Skipped Exon (SE), e) Retained Exon (RE), f) Initiation Within an Intron (IWI), g) Termination Within an Intron (TWI), h) Retained Intron (RI), and i) Spliced Intron (SI).

Note that "C" and "E" retain full activity even after input "A" has been removed due to the presence of a bistable positive feedback loop.

6) Two examples of differing definitions of decision-making in/competence in law are: "incapable of (a) acting; or (b) making decisions; or (c) communicating decisions; or (d) understanding decisions; or (e) retaining the memory of decisions".

Both RTA3 and polymixin E retain very high permeabilizing activity in the presence of 0.4 mM Mg2+ (Table 3), indicating an ability to compete with this divalent cation for binding sites on the outer membrane.

Furthermore, EPC-E retained 63% of its initial sensitivity after thermal treatment at 40 °C over 41 days, while EC-E and CA-E showed only 12% and 1% of initial sensitivities, respectively.

These results again indicate that killerFLIP-E retains the cell death-inducing core of killerFLIP.

News International's chief lawyer set them aside for a second look, and they were among the e-mails retained in the files of the law firm.

What goes for momentary primal impressions also goes for intervals: D-E is retained at F in the form of the retentional continuum E*-D**.

In cases where a single marker sequence aligned multiple times with the same target, raw results were filtered by e-value, retaining the lowest e-value alignment for each marker-target pairing.