Sentence examples for retain enhanced from inspiring English sources

The Swiss parliament has largely caved in to EU intransigence on free movement in a decision that could deal a blow to British government hopes of being able to both control immigration and retain enhanced single market access after Brexit.

Finally, liposomal drugs exhibit reduced toxicities and retain enhanced efficacy compared with free complements.

However, our results indicate that at longer survival time (6 weeks) the two populations behave differently: mice enriched for 3 weeks after BrdU injection and placed back to standard conditions for 3 more weeks retain enhanced survival of GCs, whereas the effect is not long-lasting on PGCs.

Two papers suggest that cancer cells that escape from senescence may be selected to retain enhanced heterochromatin in order to reduce DNA damage signaling and avoid apoptosis [ 42, 44].

By varying substituents attached to the phenyl ring, substituents were observed to retain, enhance or greatly increase the anti-T.

By varying substituents attached to the phenyl and thiazole rings, substituents were observed to retain, enhance or greatly increase their anti-T.

By varying substituents attached to the phenyl ring, it was possible to retain, enhance or increase the antiparasitic activity in comparison to the nonsubstituted derivatives.

Both of these new PAMs can now be used to probe different heterodimer combinations and to determine if occupation of binding sites on both receptors (for example, mGlu7 and mGlu8) results in retained, enhanced, or lost potentiation when compared to a homodimer.

Following this grid tightening of the primary genome scan families (Table 3), the Chromosome 2q12.2-q14.1 linkage peak was retained at D2S293 (LOD 0.85; nominal P = 0.024), while the Chromosome 11q14.2 peak was retained and enhanced at D11S1780 (LOD 1.48; nominal P = 0.005).

Furthermore, this series of compounds retained or enhanced Topo I inhibition.

Machine functions are necessary to retain processes, enhance and modify the knowledge that is accrued by human actions.