But we have maintained the ability to serve as an honest broker.
These cells showed a flat and tightly packed cell morphology (Supplementary Figure S1a) and maintained the ability to form a teratoma (Supplementary Figure S1b).
By asserting her Fifth Amendment privilege before the subcommittee, Ms. O'Brien has maintained the ability to work out a deal with prosecutors.
When KYO-1 was used, islets still maintained the ability to release insulin in response to glucose stimulation, and agarose capsule showed morphological integrity, and mechanical properties.
The progeny of biotinylated chondrocytes still maintained the ability in expressing cartilage extracellular matrix proteins such as type II collagen, type IX collagen and aggrecan.
"Through productivity gains, we have maintained the ability to pay the progressive dividend, we have increased our capacity to grow your company and we have secured our strong balance sheet which we will never put at risk," Mackenzie said.
Whatever the explanation, it is clear that Böhm maintained the ability to make an orchestra responsive both to the most minute inflections of his baton and to the playing of their colleagues.
Long feted in the west as a singular beacon of reform, his vast interests in gold, platinum, diamonds and coal nevertheless stoked the economic engine that maintained the ability of the regime to survive and prosper for the white minority.
G. tinctoria shoots in a co-culture system, like in classic single cultures, maintained the ability to produce significant amounts of genistin (6941.5 mg/100 g DW) and its derivatives.
Under these conditions, mES colony morphology was similar to that of an undifferentiated state; mES cells expressed the pluripotent-specific factors Oct-3/4 and Nanog, and they maintained the ability to differentiate into the three germ layers.
But Mr. Duelfer will point to indications that Iraq maintained the ability to resume weapons production, as well as to new evidence that the Iraqi Intelligence Service used clandestine laboratories to manufacture small quantities of chemical and biological weapons, although probably for use in assassinations, not to inflict mass casualties.
