Sentence examples for remains contained from inspiring English sources
Moreover, PCT can remain low in some microbiologically proven bacterial infections, either because the infection remains contained in a tissue compartment that can synthesize PCT locally without systemic release, thereby explaining the low serum level despite true infection, or because of a 24- to 48-hour lag time in infection onset to peak PCT release.
The hope is that the conflict in Muslim southern Thailand remains contained.
The remains, contained in a carved Japanese box, will go on the block in September, 32 years after Capote's death.
More than a third of intravenous drug users in the Czech Republic have hepatitis C, although their H.I.V. infection rate remains contained, below 1percentt.
[C4.] modest inflation last month Inflation remains contained last month despite high oil prices and a record low dollar, the government reported.
Inflation remains contained despite high oil prices and a record low dollar, a government report showed yesterday, offering some reassurance to the Federal Reserve as it considers whether to lower interest rates again at its meeting next month.
Dr. Schuster believes that museums could prove gold mines of ancient DNA because any animal remains containing keratin, from hooves to feathers, could hold enough DNA for the full genome to be recovered by the new sequencing machines.
These remains contain a signature of the plants that all three species ate at the time and suggest that the ancient Chinese may have farmed millet before rice, new research shows.
But Holden said she is most excited about Clyde, a new camel specimen whose remains contain delicate insects never before found at La Brea.
After obtainment of the occipital vertices, a wedge shaped piece of block A remains containing the occipitomesial cortex, marginal and ectomarginal gyri bilaterally.
Lumbini is one of the holiest places of one of the world's great religions, and its remains contain important evidence about the nature of Buddhist pilgrimage center from as early as the 3rd century BC.
