When asked in late pregnancy, women in CenteringPregnancy® reported that they were more likely to have received information on nutrition, alcohol, and smoking than women in prenatal education, suggesting that women may receive more information on these topics in CenteringPregnancy® or may more readily retain the information gained in CenteringPregnancy®.
Arsenic is readily retained on Fe oxides, and their release often coincides.
Polymers containing CDs in their backbones or attached to their side chains are observed to more readily accept and retain additives, such as dyes, fragrances, etc.
Our simulation results suggest that, when clustering is introduced, adaptors are retained more readily at the plasma membrane.
But, already established elements may be retained more readily, for example because of a potential reduction in the negative impact of ectopic recombination between dispersed TEs when insertions are homozygous (Montgomery et al. 1987; Boutin et al. 2012).
At both ancient and recent stages of symbiosis evolution, gene loss was at least partially influenced by selection, highly conserved genes being retained more readily than lowly conserved genes: although losses might result from drift due to the bottlenecking of endosymbiontic populations, we demonstrated that purifying selection also acted by retaining genes of greater selective importance.
After IP injection, APMS functionalized with an antibody specific to the membrane-bound mesothelin protein (APMS-MB) are more readily taken up, internalized, and retained by MMs over time when compared to non-antibody functionalized APMS [ 10].
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The BDFPs obtained by molecular evolution of ApcF2 bind the more readily accessible biliverdin covalently while retaining the red-shifted fluorescence in the near-infrared spectral region (~ 710 nm).
