Sentence examples for preserving a set of from inspiring English sources
Knights of the Nine centers on a faction of the same name, devoted to locating and preserving a set of "Crusaders' Relics".
This unusually low figure results from the reduction of the number of identical paralogs, preserving a set of 44 different tRNA species to interpret the genetic code.
To preserve a set of values and ideas under siege, you needed among other things institutions known as universities set somewhat apart from everyday social life.
"Rigid motions" are those motions that preserve a set of properties of the objects.
However, the recently introduced HepaRG cell line seems to preserve a set of hepatocyte-like functions and can therefore can be used for in vitro metabolism studies.
Shallow seaways covered many continents, and marine and marginal marine sediments were deposited, preserving a diverse set of fossils.
This measure refers to the fraction of base-pairs that are preserved across a set of sub-optimal structures and is implemented by RNAfold as a measure of ensemble diversity [ 12].
As a proof of concept, we applied NetworkReducer to the iAF1260 genome-scale model of Escherichia coli (2384 reactions, 1669 internal metabolites) to obtain a reduced model that (i) allows the same maximal growth rates under aerobic and anaerobic conditions as in the full model, and (ii) preserves a protected set of reactions representing the central carbon metabolism.
A column from an ancient building preserves an extensive set of rules and regulations for members of a group devoted to the Greco-Roman god Bacchos.
In the same spirit, the Association of Investment Management and Research said on May 21st that it is producing a paper on "preserving" research integrity and promoting a set of "research objectivity standards".
He travels all over the world telling people about the magnetospheres of various planets, and when he comes back he brings me presents — a small bronze box from Africa with an alligator embossed on the top, a big piece of amber from Poland with the wings of flies preserved inside it, and, once, a set of delicate, horrifying bracelets made from the hide of an elephant.
