Sentence examples for existing intact from inspiring English sources

The ready application on existing, intact protein constructs (without specialized culture or genetic methods) suggests this C D labeling strategy as a possible tool in protein mechanism, structure, biotechnology and medicine.

"So what would not work during this process is to defer the cost base and create a scenario where the purchaser would inherit a large deferred cost element and the existing intact cost base, so he'd have to invest over and above that.

We conclude that in p50-transfected cells Cx43 containing structures may remain still associated with the ER membranes, distinct from KDEL-receptor-positive cis-Golgi structures, and, although remaining mobile, fail to accumulate/be loaded on existing intact microtubules (Fig.  4i l).

Arthur Sulzberger Jr., chairman of the Times Company, said the paper intended to keep the existing Tribune intact.

They leave the existing processes intact and use computers simply to speed them up.

The F.B.I. has told Justice that it supports relocating the firearms operation "with its existing authorities intact," the official said.

Hillary Clinton has pledged keep the existing system intact while Donald Trump has promised to repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act (ACA).

If high-stakes testing was supposed to change that, we have seen little indication of it so far in New York, where the arcane state aid formula keeps the existing inequities intact.

And the owner of an architectural salvage company on 125th Street has proposed creating an art and antiques district and a flea market that would extend over all four blocks but would leave the existing businesses intact.

Labour tried to introduce effective tax charges on inheritance in the 1970s, the Conservatives undermined them a decade later, and every subsequent attempt to tackle tax abuse using trusts (and Gordon Brown made many), has by and large left existing arrangements intact, only seeking to prevent abuse in new arrangements.

Thomas also talked about the revised-payment provision that would allow the White Sox to change his salary to $250,000 a year plus $10,125,000 deferred if they believe his skills have diminished and he has won none of the stipulated awards that would keep his existing salary intact.