Sentence examples for ends retained from inspiring English sources

Susceptibility to irradiation was dosage-dependent and increased at telomere lengths exceeding 17 kbp despite the fact that all chromosome ends retained telomeric DNA.

Arches with revolute flexures at the ends retain bistable characteristics of the pinned-pinned arches while being amenable for easy fabrication.

Some Helitrons tend to capture new 3′ ends, retaining the 5′ end and internal region.

Mr. Thiele said that the uproar over the university's decision would soon be followed by organized efforts to assure that the East End retained a four-year college at the site.

His personal attachment to the company did not prevent him putting up Northcliffe Newspapers for sale - though it was in the end retained when no buyer could be found at the right price.

The combinations of E2 with Tam and End retained the cytoplasmic localization of Snail.

When the tandem insertion roX1 [MS2-6]T2A is mobilized, homology-dependent gap repair can restore roX1 with no P-element sequences or with a 3′ P-end retained.

While the initiative is "a good idea in principle," he said, "in reality one million euros will go a lot further to lobby" the European Commission, which in the end retains the sole right to actually draft an E.U. law.

In the transition from page to screen, "Parade's End" retains its components but has lost, inevitably, its animating spirit, which is Ford's prose: both his archaic and gloriously obscure diction, which represents a form of literary Toryism, beholden to the past; and his high modernist stream-of-consciousness style, which points boldly to the future.

The eastern end retains much ancient stained glass, which is rare in England.

The nodosity apical end retains the meristematic cell profiles and calyptra but does not show major histological cell modifications, which are mainly hypertrophic due to phylloxera feeding.