Sentence examples for repertoire remained from inspiring English sources

This minimal repertoire remained almost unmodified in the extant species of Sciuridae (basal branch of Rodentia) such as I. tridecemlineatus and S. vulgaris (table 1).

Spectratype analysis of the TCR Vβ complementarity determining region 3 (CDR3) of patient lymphocytes revealed that the TCR repertoire remained poorly diversified even at 360 days in nearly all patients.

Although our studies have provided an insight into the potential mechanisms of the evolution of the bovine TRA/TRD locus, the biological factors that have led to the massive expansion of the TRAV/TRDV repertoire remain a matter of conjecture.

His repertoire has remained confined within Mozart, Beethoven, Schubert and Schumann, with occasional forays into the later 19th century.

African standards such as Pata Pata and the Click Song, which she first performed with the Skylarks, formed the basis of her repertoire and remained the most popular songs throughout her career.

His repertoire has remained very selective, too, and this programme – three sets of variations followed by a sonata – was drawn from four of the composers who are his staples.

The repertoire remains much the same, though.

However honourable ENO's intentions in exploring new repertoire, I remain sceptical.

William H. Scheide and Sir John Eliot Gardiner's respective scholarly curiosities and untamable musical energies inspired each to found vocal and instrumental ensembles (decades apart) that would go on to perform at the time little-known repertoire and remain in the music-historical canon as the Bach Aria Group and Monteverdi Choir.

Indeed, the ' var strain' model suggests that vector control strategies that reduce transmission will not always drastically reduce var gene diversity, because a reservoir of parasite genomes with diverse (highly non-overlapping) var repertoires will remain.

It has remained in repertoire along with Faust, Gounod's other adaptation from a literary masterpiece.