Sentence examples for maintained characteristics from inspiring English sources

Initially it maintained characteristics of both a tropical and subtropical cyclone, although deep convection continued to organize near the center; based on the observations, the National Hurricane Center initiated advisories on Tropical Storm Barry at 2100 UTC on June 1 while the storm was centered about 235 miles (375 km) west of Key West, Florida.

The multistratified epithelia also maintained characteristics of self-renewing and proliferating tissue since cells in the basal layer express proliferation markers Ki67 and MCM2 (figure 5B).

Overall, the F element has maintained characteristics that are distinct from other autosomes in the Drosophila lineage, illuminating the constraints imposed by a heterochromatic milieu.

These primary cells maintained characteristics of endothelial cell morphology and cell phenotype up to passage 6 7 and thus were not used beyond the 7th passage [ 26].

These results indicate that the transplanted Wnt1/iR1 tumors maintained characteristics similar to spontaneous Wnt1/iR1 tumors, and can be used as a preclinical FGFR1-driven mouse mammary tumor model.

The biocompatibility assay and SEM imaging reveal that the nanofibrous structure promotes the attachment and maintained characteristic cell morphology and viability up to 72 h.

Experimental results from cell stain assay and SEM imaging showed that the nanofibrous structure promoted the attachment of human osteoblasts and chondrocytes and maintained characteristic cell morphology and viability throughout the period of study.

In cells expressing both phenotypic markers, confocal imaging confirmed coexpression within individual cells and maintained characteristic cytoplasmic insulin and filamentous vimentin staining patterns.

However, many social-ecological systems depend on human interventions to maintain characteristics of biological diversity.

Changes in the temporospatial variables, hip joint angle and a constant stance/swing proportion demonstrates that these adaptations may be made to maintain characteristics of the gait cycle and prevent subjects from adopting an unfamiliar gait pattern.

Diversification, however, brings new governance issues with new participants, objectives and organizational logics that challenge ACOFOP to change while maintaining characteristics that support successful advocacy of its members' interests.