Sentence examples for retained ability from inspiring English sources

By contrast, adult-treated mice remained mobile and retained ability to rear and to climb onto objects using both forelimbs and hindlimbs (Supplementary Movies 1–4).

Given their high falls risk, and retained ability to modulate walking, EPS+ AD patients may be ideal candidates for interventions aimed at preventing falls.

Thus, the addition of a large and/or long moiety at the N-1 position disrupts ternary complex formation, and retained ability to inhibit supercoiling is likely through interference with the strand breakage reaction.

While alkylamine, alkylphthalimide, and alkylphenyl groups introduced at the N-1 position afforded derivatives that maintained modest inhibition of the supercoiling activity of DNA gyrase, none retained ability to poison DNA gyrase.

Printed BAECs also showed preferential asymmetric growth and migration towards each other and away from the originally printed pattern, demonstrating a retained ability for the cells to communicate post-printing.

One of the characteristics of impaired hearing due to stirrup fixation by otosclerosis is retained ability to hear a telephone conversation by pressing the receiver against the head so that the sound is carried to the inner ear by bone conduction.

Abilities focused care[ 37] involves staff focusing on patients' retained abilities.

Third, abilities focused care [ 28] involves staff focusing on patients' retained abilities.

Figure 3: mESCs carrying the T (5:7) translocation retain ability to differentiate into three germ layers.

These cells have essential metabolic function in the adult brain and retain ability to divide and act as precursors.

The concepts of sand retaining ability, anti-plugging ability, and flow capacity are put forward to describe screen comprehensive performance.