Sentence examples for passage is retained from inspiring English sources
And in a later passage in the Critique, after describing transcendental idealism, Kant adds (in a section of the text quoted above): "To this idealism is opposed a transcendental realism, which regards time and space as something given in themselves (independent of our sensibility)" (A369; the passage is retained in the second edition).
Official stamps on passages in Wilkinson's manuscript that remain secret say these passages are retained under section 3(4) of the Public Records Act, which says documents can be suppressed if "they are required for administrative purposes, or ought to be retained for any other special reason".
38– 40 Possibly, epigenetic memory is retained merely at early passages, while full reprogramming including its loss may be a continuing process.
On all these grounds, we hypothesise that on the passage of He-ALA from the bloodstream to the tissues, the molecule is retained by vascular structures.
If any value retained, it is retained.
Thus, problematic passages may be retained while their literal meaning is rejected.
Tumorigenicity increased significantly on repeated animal passage but oestrogen dependence was retained.
To investigate whether the fibroblats at low passages cultured in vitro are retained features of CAFs, we detected the expression of E-cadherin, α-SMA and CXCL12 in CAFs at different low passages.
During passage, cells with a flattened morphology were retained and were visually predominant by passage 11.
A fair degree of stroma was retained throughout passaging but did appear to decrease somewhat in comparison to that observed in the primary tumors.
