Sentence examples for retained in large from inspiring English sources

The Cumberland Plateau region drains to the northwest through the Tennessee River and the often deep valleys of its tributaries, with much water retained in large scenic lakes formed in the 1930s by the Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA).

α- Tocopherol, the most common form of vitamin E present in nature, is the most biologically active (Bjorneboe et al. [1990]), and is preferentially retained in large quantities and transported to body components (Traber et al. [1990]; Ching and Mohamed [2001]).

ARM lesion formation has thus been conceptualized as sharing mechanisms with atherosclerotic plaque formation, with a key difference being that lipoproteins retained in BrM are of intra-ocular origin unlike the plasma LDL retained in large arteries [24], [25].

So far, with the exception of T. oceanica, the petF gene has been retained in large cp genomes such as the ones from red algae and descendants (including diatoms), and has generally been transferred to the nucleus in groups with reduced cp genomes such as Chlorophytes and Streptophytes.

The time of flight secondary ion mass spectrometry (TOF-SIMS) images show that in the treated soils, the signal intensity of Cu2 + is high, while that of Cd2 + is very low, indicating that Cu2 + is retained in larger quantities than Cd2 +, also demonstrating how intensively Cu2 + interacts with organic matter.

The difference in fission gas release among fuel pellets of different microstructures, could be attributed to fission gas which was retained in the large size pores of the as-fabricated fuel.

The uncorrelated noise component in the signal is removed whereas the high-frequency structural ringing of the bearing induced due to impacts with the faults is retained in the large scale features.

If the beads are to be retained in the large intestine, it is preferable to be tolerant against the pancreas and small intestine conditions.

Both are mostly retained in the large bed ash particles by reaction with various Lewis bases (see Table 3, as well as Figures 6 and 7).

Genome-wide analyses have revealed that structural and copy number variations are faithfully retained in a large bank of PDXs and their originating tumors [ 8, 49].

In one well-studied group, the chenopods (Chenopodiaceae), salt tolerance appears to be phylogenetically conserved [ 7], arising only once or twice in the history of the group, then being retained in a large proportion of species in the family.