Sentence examples for retained live from inspiring English sources

That will include highlights of the grand final on October 16, and also the Tri-Nations series which follows in November between Great Britain, New Zealand and Australia - although Sky has retained live rights for the international game, with the exception of the 2008 World Cup in Australia which is the property of the International Federation.

Indeed, while aged flies retained live GFP- and rhodamine phalloidin-stained cells only along the veins and wing margin (Fig. 5A, B), we found that the MS1096-Gal4-driven expression of Gαo or RNAi constructs targeting Gβ13F, Gγ1, or Gαs all similarly resulted in maintenance of live cells within the wing blade of well-aged flies (Fig. 5C G).

One model retained living near heavy motor traffic (OR = 2.6; p = 0.012).

The director of BBC Sport, Barbara Slater, said: "We're obviously disappointed that we were unable to retain live TV coverage of the Open Championship.

Sports rights have become a key battleground for broadcasters, with free-to-air broadcasters finding it increasingly difficult to retain live rights.

First, after mating (on Earth) the females retain live, functional sperm in their cloacum for up to 5 months, allowing normal in vivo fertilisation after hormonal stimulation.

Thus, stringers not only influence immediate post-fire heterogeneity by retaining living trees on the burned landscape, but they also continue to provide inputs to the regenerating post-fire forest.

Leaving forests unmanaged, retaining living trees and decreasing the destruction of CWD at final cutting, and not removing naturally dying trees are all measures that have a strong positive influence on the amount of CWD.

The polyanionic dye calcein is well retained within live cells, producing an intense uniform green fluorescence in live cells (ex/em ~495 nm/~515 nm).

It was only when a spooked Sky vastly upped its offer that it retained 116 live games per season at a cost of £767m per year.

Calcein is well retained within live cells, producing an intense uniform green fluorescence.