Sentence examples for elements are preserved from inspiring English sources
And in a particularly perverse gesture of "facadism" — a favorite tactic of bureaucrats and developers in which a few architectural elements are preserved while the rest of a structure is bulldozed — it would leave the station's main hall and tower standing like some architectural amputee.
Only related GUI elements are preserved.
The forelimbs of Patagosaurus are only based on three bones from the juvenile specimen, and no manual elements are preserved.
D. matildae differs from W. wattsi in most features of the skeleton where similar elements are preserved.
Remarkably, structural elements are preserved in viral Bcl-2 proteins even though there is in many cases little discernible sequence conservation with their mammalian counterparts.
This issue could in principle be easily investigated by measuring CD spectra at the same condition as the SAXS data which would either show that all secondary structure elements are preserved or not.
Following H10, we adopt 20 M⊙ as a representative progenitor mass, and the unmixed case in which the original onion-like structure of elements is preserved, since the extinction features of carbon and silicon, which are major grain components in the unmixed case, are consistent with observations (Hirashita et al., 2005; Kawara et al., 2011).
From the results of 427 Alu bisulfite clone sequences, we found that only 27.2% of CpG sites within Alu elements were preserved (4.6 of 17 analyzed CpGs, A ~ Q) and that 86.6% of remaining-CpGs were methylated.
Hence, it is likely that additional gene-specific cis-elements are preserved by nature near the PAS.
The results, reported in Figure 7, showed a strong transcriptional activity of the wtCNS87BAC-LUC as it was expected since, as mentioned above, Pax8 putative promoter and every other transcriptional element are preserved in this BAC vector.
Side chain to side chain distances within secondary structural elements of motifs are preserved regardless of polypeptide orientation, thus producing a feature that may be conducive for binding in opposite orientations.
