Sentence examples for retain characteristics from inspiring English sources
In most cases, individual grains thus retain characteristics imparted to them in the area where they formed.
A procedure, whose efficacy is confirmed by data generated from a viability testing protocol, to render a select agent non-viable but allows the select agent to retain characteristics of interest for future use; or to render any nucleic acids that can produce infectious forms of any select agent virus non-infectious for future use.
The specialty of HYCOM is that it uses the density-following or isopycnic coordinates in an open stratified sea and terrain-following ones in un-stratified or coastal region and thus can retain characteristics of water mass for long time duration.
Fibroblasts isolated from diseased patients or animal models typically retain characteristics of their altered phenotype in vitro [ 63].
Ten years ago, non-pregnant human myometrial cells were immortalized using telomerase and investigated for their ability to retain characteristics of the myometrium.
The expression of CK14, CK8/18, and vimentin combined with the high CD44 expression in HMEC cultures (data not shown) suggested that Basal and Mesenchymal cells may retain characteristics of bi-potent progenitor cells.
Palmer suggests that today's male dystopias retain characteristic differences to those from female authors.
Finally, we find that covalent phytochrome dimers created for these experiments retain characteristic photoreversibility, unexpectedly arguing against a dramatic rearrangement of the native GAF dimer interface upon photoconversion.
Although morphologically very similar, fibroblasts derived from different anatomical locations retain characteristic epigenetic patterns of gene expression during in vitro culture [ 45].
These cells retain characteristic of PGCs while they undergo resetting of the epigenome and global DNA demethylation (Hackett et al., 2012).
Although it does receive some state money, the university is privately chartered and retains characteristics of a private institution.
