Sentence examples for mostly preserved from inspiring English sources

In contrast, preserved miRNAs are those whose expression show a limited variability (see the criteria that we used to define "preserved") between diseases and controls and thus are mostly preserved expressed.

So far, this relationship has mostly preserved the status quo.

However, in the presence of NO and H2O the activity of soot oxidation was mostly preserved.

The ion beam energy was mostly preserved (over 95%) even after neutralization.

According to the eigenvalue analysis the major vibration modes were mostly preserved after the matrix condensation.

Nanofiber-like PANI on the GO surface was mostly preserved and became the carbon nanofibers (CNFs) after carbonization.

Our hashing procedure introduces no additional memory overhead and shrinks the storage requirements of neural networks substantially while mostly preserving generalization performance.

Speaker Gifford Miller forced a round of concessions from the mayor, mostly preserving some social services, before the Council approved the first of the new levies, an increased sales tax, this week.

To address a general budget shortfall of four hundred million dollars, a record-length legislative session dragged into June; that funding impasse was resolved with a bill that raises sales and cigarette taxes (by a hefty fifty cents per pack) while mostly preserving the business income-tax exclusion that has devastated state revenues.

Thus, replacing the actual AGI changes with national averages reduces exposure among outliers, while still mostly preserving rank order in state revenue exposure.

In the context of music, influence factors can be separated into two groups: factors where changes produce unnatural new tone sequences and factors where changes mostly preserve a given composition.