"retain positive" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe someone or something that is maintaining a positive attitude or outlook in a challenging or difficult situation. For example, "Even in the face of adversity, she managed to retain positive."
Following our recommendation above, we retain positive or negative δ values that correspond to a maximum normalized weight of ~0.5.
It changes at different stages in the pregnancy too (Int D) There was consensus among the interviewed women that it was difficult to retain positive mental well-being during and after the pregnancy.
Moreover, unlike adult muscle fibres, satellite cells derived from adult mouse muscle were easily transduced via LV and were able to retain positive signal up to and after formation of myotubes.
By contrast, although Chd4 −/− cells retain positive correlations among ICM and TE genes, they show a lack of anti-correlation between TE and ICM genes (correlation scores: TE-TE 0.420±0.015, ICM-ICM 0.365±0.018 and TE-ICM 0.151±0.017; Fig. 4C).
From the PZC value of TISW, which was 6.44, it suggested that TISW retained positive charges on its surface over a pH range <6.44.
Women perceived themselves as "efficacious in prison life" if they retained positive bonds with friends and family who were on the outside (Larson and Nelson 1984 607).
The first algorithm extracts a series of subnets (called temporal subnets) reflecting biological components contributing to the dynamics, while retaining positive mathematical qualities.
DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.01632.024 Finally, to demonstrate a function for H3K64ac in gene expression in vivo, we expressed wildtype H3.3, H3.3K64Q (acetylated lysine mimetic) and H3.3K64R (retains positive charge but is non-acetylatable) in NIH3T3 cells and assayed for effects in TPA-dependent early-response gene activation.
We retain our positive view and buy recommendation.
Even under the pressures of investigations and lawsuits, she has tried to retain a positive outlook, said friends.
Stuff like that tends to come into view at precisely the moment it begins to disappear; can you retain the positive bits without turning the world into a museum?
