Sentence examples for effect retained from inspiring English sources

The compressible effect retained in the Navier Stokes equations is recovered by introducing a term related to the reversed transformation matrix for MRT collision operator, so as to produce a correct bulk viscosity, making it suitable for compressible flows with high frequency and low Mach number.

Under these conditions there was a significant dose effect retained for phagocytosis of granulocytes only (p ≤ 0.000).

For example, for marker density 4Ne/M, the difference in accuracy between GWpEBV and GWEBV was -0.014 in generation t = 1002 and 0.014 after five generations (Table 2), indicating that by including a polygenic effect retained greater accuracy over generations.

Those who lose the sales-tax deduction will, in effect, retain it through deducting the increased state and city income taxes resulting under Federal changes.

Riparian forests have an important greening filter effect, retaining particles and nutrients from runoff or subsurface waters.

Their optimism is based on the high percentage of aluminum that is now recycled -- in effect retaining the original energy invested in making the metal -- and on aluminum's role in reducing fuel consumption by replacing heavy steel in cars.

"We welcome the additional welfare and employability provision devolved, but capping benefits to UK levels in effect retains existing poverty and inequality traps for the most vulnerable in Scotland".

However, as the generations progress, the predictions with the polygenic effect retains somewhat greater accuracy.

She kept all the forces of performance in play, the music, the character, the classical logic of the dancing; when she did dazzle, her effects retained a movingly human scale; like the startling beat of risk that she allows before she falls into the backbend, in this clip of Nutcracker at 2 30 and 2 42.

We identified the primary two-digit code for every company and, to control for industry effects, retained only industries with more than 10 such firms.

Although model selection was information-theoretic, we note that all effects retained in the model were also highly significant from a frequentist perspective (p<0.0001) and none of the effects excluded were statistically significant (p<0.05) in either the full model or subsequent reduced models.