Sentence examples for retained low levels from inspiring English sources

Consistent with an adaptation of wild type L. monocytogenes to growth with glycerol, it was observed that after five cycles of dilution and outgrowth monocultures of wild type bacteria in LB glycerol reached the same cell densities as did the isogenic prfA* mutants but retained low levels of PrfA-dependent gene expression (J. Bruno, unpublished).

The last group retained low levels of methylation in both normal and tumor livers, suggesting these genes may act as housekeeping genes.

Direct S1PL effects on lymphocyte development in the thymus are also suggested by the lymphoid hypocellularity and increased apoptosis of lymphocytes we observed in the thymic cortex of clinically normal S1P H/− mice; these mice retained low level S1PL activity and the cortical lymphoid depletion was unlikely to be stress related.

Although devoid of a nucleus, they retain low levels of mRNA which undergo translation.

Pastoralist communities that follow patrilineal descent and patrilocal residence patterns also retain low levels of paternal diversity [11], [12].

We therefore conclude that CIS cells retain low levels of both 5mC and 5hmC.

The CBF2 mutant in the Col-0 background described by Novillo et al. [ 24] completely lacks CBF2 expression whereas Cvi-0 (166 AV) retains low levels of CBF2 expression.

Some parasitic plants retain low levels of photosynthetic activity, insufficient to live independently, but enough to tide them over while waiting to find a suitable host [ 24].

Starting from the resting state, the system retains low level of Bax activation for increasing stimuli, until a threshold is reached (SN2), whereby the level of activated Bax/Bak switches (AcBax) to the higher stable state in an all-or-none fashion.

This result reveals that, while we have regions within the frontal and temporal cortices performing both production-related and perception-related functions in a segregated fashion, these areas also retain low-level non-linguistic information.

Prior work using a matching task between images that were complementary in spatial frequency and orientation information suggested that the representation of faces, but not objects, retains low-level spatial frequency (SF) information [Biederman, I., & Kalocsai, P. (1997). Neurocomputational bases of object and face recognition.