Sentence examples for preserving their native from inspiring English sources

Our results suggest that the resulting amphiphilic peptides can, despite lacking the essential β-sheet segment, effectively associate under physiological conditions into supramolecular immunofibers (IFs) while preserving their native α-helical conformation.

The first cluster is represented by cells adherent to the substrate, roughly preserving their native, spindle profile.

Iodine-stained insects scanned in alcohol show detailed structure of both chitinous and soft tissues while preserving their native spatial arrangements.

"We need to sharpen bilingual education so our students can learn and preserve their native language".

Tribes that have preserved their native tongue and circumscribed their membership also run better timber ventures and housing projects, says Miriam Jorgensen in a study published in 2000.

Although fewer than one-tenth of the people speak American Indian languages, all of Panama's Indian groups preserve their native tongues, and many Indians also speak Spanish.

Topsoils were typically stockpiled up to 2 years and used as soon as possible in the rehabilitation process to preserve their native seed and soil-microbial components.

Endogenous tagging of both proteins preserved their native regulation, avoided overexpression concerns, and faithfully reported their nuclear entry and dynamical profiles.

These chaperones could have a role in ensuring that the ciliary proteins preserve their native functional conformation during and after ciliogenesis, possibly by participating in the assembly or maintenance of large ciliary protein complexes.

Native Mexicans have preserved their native mtDNA background with almost no contribution from European and/or African populations.

The major advantages of cryo-EM are that the specimens require no crystallization and are embedded in a thin vitrified ice of buffer thus preserving their near-native structure.