Sentence examples for retained marked from inspiring English sources

Even in a duet or a trio, each dancer retained marked degrees of independence and detachment.

Moreover, both MDM and PMAr retained marked plasticity to stimulus-directed polarization.

Occasionally, however, some loanwords retain marks of their foreign origin; examples include Latin plurals such as cacti and narcissi (as contrasted with native patterns such as cactuses and narcissuses).

The African city is a rapidly changing entity, but also an archive of colonial and national projects of inclusion and exclusion, retaining marks of their spatiality (of segregation and radiation) as well as their temporalities (of routines and progress) (Winters 1982; Slaughter 2004; Mbembe and Nuttall 2008).

AASHTO policy says that a toll road may only be included as a special route, and that "a toll-free routing between the same termini shall continue to be retained and marked as a part of the U.S. Numbered System".

Score values corresponding to retained spectra are marked in black, and score values of outliers are marked in other colors.

And yet, in their family ways, in their traditions and customs, they retained much that marked them as different.

Grown colonies were replica-plated on SC -Leu medium and the plasmid loss rate was calculated from the fraction of cells that retained the LEU2 marked plasmids.

All groups with bisphosphonate treatment had a large amount of retained bone, more marked in the locally treated groups compared to the systemic single dose bisphosphonate, indicating a larger inhibitory effect by the local application over systemic.

Using birds seen for the last time (i.e. never seen again, n = 26), 5 still retained one mark at older ages (range = 11 20y old) while the others (21) retained the two marks (range = 8 17y old).

Forcibly restrained, she tore at her skin and bit her hand so hard she retained the marks for the rest of her life, before Jesus appeared to her in a vision and she grew calm.