Sentence examples for preserved in secondary from inspiring English sources

When microfossils are found attached to a surface they are usually preserved in secondary vein-filling minerals like calcite.

This YFP chimerism was preserved in secondary grafts that the authors cite as evidence of self-renewal in these unipotent cells.

Indeed, Deegens et al. [ 12] analyzed the differences in foot process width between patients with primary versus secondary FSGS and found the effacement to be most severe in cases of primary FSGS, with foot process relatively preserved in secondary cases, with little overlap between the two.

Historically 嗎 ma was derived from a verbal negation 無 wu 'not' (Ota 太田辰夫 1987) and its verbal properties may still be preserved in modern Chinese, functioning as a secondary predicate in the internal conjunct in 48.

Evaluation of ATR-FTIR results showed that secondary structure of fibroin was preserved in the respective substrates.

The Classical curriculum pattern, comprising basically Latin, Greek, mathematics, philosophy, and theology, was to be essentially preserved in the French Canadian development of collèges classiques for secondary education.

Our rationale was that those lncRNAs (> = 200 nucletoides) that are expressed in human and mouse and preserved in distant relatives, plus that show features of primary sequence and secondary structure conservation, are likely to be functional.

The mononucleotide and dinucleotide frequencies of an RNA sequence, not preserved in random sequences, are crucial for the physical stability of the secondary structure [ 21- 26, 26].

Secondary sense of "wisdom" (late 14c). is preserved in jurisprudence.

With the exception of the beta-hairpin, most of the secondary structures present in typical photosynthetic rubisco large subunits are preserved in the T. roseum RbcL.

Likewise, FAK, another cellular cortex protein involved in cell adhesion complexes, was preserved in apoptotic cells with AMM but it was degraded when AMN was depolymerized by colchicine or in cells in secondary necrosis without AMN (Supplementary Figure S2).