Sentence examples for retain the same position from inspiring English sources

SNPs thus retain the same position with respect to each other but, at each permutation, gain new random values of association with adjacent P values showing similar patterns of correlation as found in the original data.

Now no other places are immovable [immota] but those that, from infinity to infinity, do all retain the same given position one to another; and upon this account must ever remain unmoved [immota]; and do thereby constitute immovable [immobile] space.

At t = 0 in in the Celsr1 MO treated culture (Fig.  8O), a deformity in the epithelial bud is visible but this is not retained in the same position in the bud at 200 or 360 min (Fig.  8P and Q).

We have shown previously that despite substantial variation, genes in prokaryotes generally evolve at relative rates that are characteristic for the respective gene families; in other words, a particular gene retains approximately the same position in the distribution of evolution rates in many evolving lineages (Wolf et al. 2013).

"Everyone will retain the same voting interests".

Chatter itself will retain the same functionality.

Keep in mind that you will retain the same subscription.

Van Gaal retained the Spaniard in the same position against Stoke, with Martial once again instructed to tear down the left flank, and the buzz about United's play was there from the first whistle as the crowd sat in hope, rather than expectation, of a first-half goal for the first time since September.

At the time, it seemed to me that having gained access to upper-tier schools through the new and generous scholarship programs of the 1960's was no longer enough: a new hurdle was being placed before us to maximize the odds that the same people would retain control of the same positions.

Research has shown that your mind retains information easier when you are in the same position that you take your exam in.

A. What we've seen is employers trying to retain talent but doing so not by keeping them necessarily in the same position or same type of assignment.