Sentence examples for retained a subset from inspiring English sources

In this study, we retained a subset (57 h) of ESTER consisting of native speakers, in low noise conditions.

Among the 456 loci in Set SAO, we retained a subset (QAO) of 122 loci for which the same U. maydis protein was identified as the reciprocal best BLASTP hit of the SAO set members from all three Aspergillus species.

After removing biallelic variants with the minor allele frequency lower than 0.05, we retained a subset of 1496 SNPs.

These results taken together indicate that Wolbachia have retained a subset of factors that regulate TCS activity.

The cell cycle requires cells to duplicate their chromatin, DNA, and histones, while retaining a subset of epigenetic marks, in a highly coordinated manner.

ABC, an efficient heuristic method based on swarm intelligence, is used to select the optimal subset of dimensions from the original high-dimensional data while retaining a subset that satisfies the defined objective.

This observation confirms that perisynaptic domains are endowed with specific mechanisms to retain a subset of receptors.

Given that TP53 status is an important predictor of response in patients receiving therapy targeting the ER pathway (SERM), we expect that TP53 retains a subset of functions necessary for the response to such therapy.

Both K1009X and AFG were scored as nulls when initially isolated, but their ability to complement P864L and S943F modifier alleles demonstrates that they retain a subset of functions.

At the base of the vertebrates, further duplications gave rise to Dia1, 2, and 3. Usually, a gene retained after a gene duplication undergoes either neofunctionalization (i.e., one of the genes evolves a new function) or subfunctionalization (i.e., each gene retains a subset of the original function).

This set of 1,495 peaks was further simplified to retain a subset of peaks based on the following filters: 1. Reproducibility: The SELDI technique used to screen 48 stroke patients and 32 healthy controls was repeated twice using two different bioprocessors.