Sentence examples for means retained from inspiring English sources

RI means retained intron; AS means alternative acceptor site (3-prime boundary of an intron); DS means alternative donor site (5-prime boundary of an intron); ES means exon skipping.

Many proposals simply ignore housing costs (and the equally difficult area of long-term sickness and disability) but that means retaining a means-tested allowance that undermines the simplicity that is meant to be one of the main points of the idea.

Working with a new cast means retaining your adaptive skills.

That means retaining at least some ties of social and tax policy as well as those in defence and foreign affairs.

"What is normally not said, however, is that this also means retaining all the EU's product standards, financial regulations, employment regulations, and substantial contributions to the EU budget.

That means retaining the 20-year-olds Sam Tomkins and Kyle Eastmond at half-back and the Leeds captain Kevin Sinfield as the starting hooker, which enables Tony Smith to go in with four specialist props in his 13.

For startups, there's usually a choice between hiring someone to take care of your PR — which usually means retaining an agency — or doing the work yourself.

But what if success means retaining ownership because you want the opportunity to learn and grow as a CEO or executive?

"'Best performing' sometimes means retaining what you have," said Ross DeVol, director of Regional Economics and lead author of the report.

This means retaining Ashraf Ghani as the president of Afghanistan and Abdullah Abdullah, the loser of 2014 elections, as the chief executive.

What Republicans have discovered is that retaining the ban on exclusion for pre-existing conditions means retaining other provisions that they've campaigned against.