Sentence examples for retain its ability from inspiring English sources

Whatever method is used to improve the reliability of the test, it must retain its ability to detect nearly all cancers.

We have engineered it to retain its ability to enter the body's immune cells but also to prevent it from causing diseases," says Prokarium's chief executive officer Ted Fjällman.

However, it did retain its ability to target cancer cells and reduce tumour size.

However, it seems essential to retain its ability to bind ferric ions with high affinity use of pH 4 seems a fine compromise between preserving lactoferrin function and obtaining its apo form with iron saturation levels of approx. 2 %.

Twice in recent weeks he has urged Britain to retain its ability to exercise "hard", or military, power if it wants to exert the "soft" power of diplomacy and peace-keeping that many of his European neighbours prefer.Not everyone believes such shields can work.

The researchers say that your cat should retain its ability to play and jump through aging, even if it's a bit diminished, and should maintain a healthy weight with no major changes to muscle mass or body fat. .

Although the use of fresh whole-blood transfusions declined in civilian hospitals after the 1950s, it is still used to treat combat casualties because it retains its ability to clot far better than frozen stored blood.

Sure, baseball may plod along, indifferent to the world, yet it retains its ability to surprise us in new and confounding ways.

Irresistible, ridiculous, it's a painting that would hardly appear in any serious history of art, yet it retains its ability to spook.

Although it retains its ability to attract, capture, kill, and digest insect prey, this species has acquired adaptations that appear to favor digestion of leaf litter.

The APO E2 isoform is defective in binding the LDL receptor, although it retains its ability to interact with LDL-receptor-related protein and other related receptors [11].