Sentence examples for retain a particular from inspiring English sources

The madison is no longer an Olympic event but Wiggins and Cavendish retain a particular affection for it.

It seemed to show that a substance could retain a particular biological activity even when it was diluted in water to a point where no molecules of the original material remained.

I still retain a particular affection for the clear lines of Batman Begins, with its bold new take on an origins story that we had all come to take for granted.

On one occasion I had to fight to retain a particular image in one publication.

The right "look and feel" creates the comfort or excitement to attract and retain a particular slice of the traveling public.

Our study revealed that both the HDPE segments as well as asymmetric block copolymer chains (HDPE block length ≫ VLDPE block length) are retained in the separation and the barrier strength can be tailored to retain a particular composition.

These data raise an important question: how do worms retain a preference for a particular magnetotaxis direction even after spending many generations at a different latitude?

Younger participants who had grown up expecting to do these kinds of jobs (predominantly in the Youth, Student and Gas Worker's Group) did appear to retain an idea that a particular kind of masculinity was exalted in their culture: 'if … you're dead hard, you're masculine' (Colm, 32, Gas Worker's Group).

The degree of p53 function retained by a particular mutant and influenced by genetic modifiers within its signaling pathway dictates the level of tumor risk, which we refer to as the TP53 gradient effect [ 34].

In particular, the rocks retain a record of their paleolatitude, or how far they were from Earth's magnetic pole.

One of the Tulsi hits, (scaffold 16333_mrnal) clusters with a well-characterized alpha amyrin synthase from C. roseus (H2ER439) suggesting that this particular scaffold might indeed retain an alpha amyrin synthase.