Sentence examples for retained longest from inspiring English sources

The winter fur is retained longest in lactating females, though with some hair loss around their nipples.

The most hydrophobic complex, 4, was retained longest on the column, with an elution time of 17.3 min. As previously observed, the Gd III) chelate has a pronounced effect on the binding affinity of progesterone to the receptor as compared to unmodified progesterone.

Despite the allegations of human-rights abuses and corruption, Mr. Suharto escaped prosecution, evidence of the influence he retained long after he was forced from power.

The barrister added that many parents had only become aware that organs had been retained long-term many years after their child had been buried or cremated.

In general, Slovak has been more conservative phonetically, while Czech has undergone far-reaching changes since the 14th century; thus, Slovak has retained long syllabic l and r and a series of diphthongs.

The company said it retained long-term plans to reintroduce limited passenger services to the airport.

This increased solubility is retained long after the hot spot dissipates and the region returns to ambient conditions.

Overall survival was the retained long-term outcome criteria and was calculated from intensive care unit admission to death from any cause.

Ensuring the tutor workforce is productive, satisfied in their role and retained long-term is central to the viability of the programme.

Thereafter, the clinical course is somewhat variable, although surprisingly good vision can be retained long-term despite significant corneal clouding[4].

Given the nature of our study, we would have expected to find any highly expressed, nuclear retained, long ncRNAs which act in the formation of SC35 domains.