Sentence examples for involved retained from inspiring English sources

All configurations of exons supported by full-length cDNAs are annotated (unless they involved retained introns).

A fix for the firms risks becoming an environmental or societal benefit because the systems analysis involved retains the firm at the centre of the universe.

But an argument is only valid if the words involved retain the same meanings throughout the inference.

The Red Knights later admitted that they would not make a bid for the club before the end of the 2009 10 season, but it was believed that their preferred bid option would have involved retaining the £500 million bond issued by the Glazers.

Our additional analyses indicate that G-protein binding phenotypes likely diversified at the time of opsin gene duplication events before the origin of bilaterians, and the specific amino acid changes involved retain a pattern consistent with purifying selection.

If intron retention were an aberration or an experimental artifact, we would expect to see that the vast majority of AS events involving retained introns would favor the intron-spliced (non-retained) form.

The median size for Difference Regions not involving retained introns (non-RI) is 17 bases, and 25% of the non-RI Difference Regions is smaller than 5 bases.

A large percentage (around 30%) of AS events proposed in the reference Arabidopsis gene models involve retained introns (RI), in which some gene models retain introns that are removed in other models associated with the same gene.

It involves retaining income tax as a shared tax, and ensuring the Scottish parliament is accountable for the majority of its spending.

But benign scenarios involve retaining some of the least popular aspects of EU membership: continued high levels of immigration, restrictions on our ability to make trade deals with non-EU countries, and continuing to pay money to Brussels".

This would involve retaining the Low Pay Commission and its focus on labour market effects of the NMW, but requiring it to move in steps towards the living wage unless clear evidence of harm was emerging.