Sentence examples for retain a memory from inspiring English sources

Her pinhead won't ever retain a memory of what happened two years ago.

The hair substance thus seemed to retain a memory of the hook-shaped or straight bulb.

However, the pills are supposed to retain a "memory" of the original substance.This is bunk.

The marks betray the origin of iPS cells, for example reprogrammed fat cells retain a memory of their former identity.

As long as no one examines either ion closely, the two retain a "memory" of each other.

Indeed, glass can be said to retain a memory of the temperature-time schedule through the transition.

Mr. Anderson had retained "a memory of her charm" from Ms. Sothern's early musicals.

Somehow the water used for this dilution retains a memory of the original drug, it is argued.

By diluting these substances in water or alcohol, homeopaths claim the resulting mixture retains a "memory" of the original substance that triggers a healing response in the body.

People who struggle to maintain a healthy weight after dieting may do so because their gut bacteria retains a "memory" of their past weight, according to scientists.

The same goes for a possible explanation of how homoeopathy works: that water somehow retains a "memory" of things once dissolved in it.