Sentence examples for retain that the from inspiring English sources

In this context, it is useful to retain that the legitimacy of Europe has been always much more based on outcomes of growth and prosperity than on values or input legitimacy.

Among the significant results of the empirical analysis, we can retain that the absence of education or primary education are factors which reduce the demand for modern services of maternal health on the one hand and on the other hand favour the demand of the services of traditional midwives on the other hand.

In agreement with Sell and Pierce, we retain that the degree of malignancy of a carcinoma depends by the stage in which SCs differentiation stopped during carcinogenesis [ 19].

On the other hand, we retain that the presence within the analysed region of unconverted cytosines directly adjacent to other converted cytosines represents a good marker of a successful conversion.

Since we retain that the overall evaluation on DNA content should be performed only on histological cases rather than on cytological ones, our DNA ploidy analyses has been defined on 22 representative surgical samples (also analyzed by RT-PCR), in order to avoid the underestimation of the smallest cell fraction with aneuploid content.

The cost per click depends on the amount of money needed to retain that position, the time of day, the region, the keyword and other variables.

To retain that position, the appointed person must run for election for a full six-year term at the next general election.

Let us retain that ability in the face of terror, and we may be on the right path.

So retain that perspective and read the column and post your thoughts!

But the Democrats say they are equally determined to retain that office and recapture the council majority in the fall.

"In the cold war you needed to retain that," he said of the threat to use nuclear arms first.