Sentence examples for retained per from inspiring English sources

Nitrogen retention, expressed as amount retained per day or in terms of body weight (g/100 kg) increased linearly with maize inclusion (P = 0.047 and 0.046, respectively).

The drug was then removed, cells were continued to grow in culture and the amount of fluorescence retained per cell was measured using a fluorescence-activated cell flow analyzer.

The incremental efficiency of energy retention, representing the increase in energy retained per kilojoule of extra digestible energy intake from SF, was 41% at 108 kg of BW and 54% at 164 kg of BW.

Of note, VI includes subcomponents VI-Amount (% of symptomatic needles) and VI-Severity (% of chlorotic mottling on symptomatic needles) and RET includes the FWHORL subcomponent (average fraction of needles retained per whorl).

The drug was then removed from the medium, cells were continued to grow in culture and the amount of FITC fluorescence retained per cell was measured using a fluorescence-activated cell flow analyzer (FACScan, Becton-Dickinson, San Jose, CA, USA) at various intervals.

To determine the time course of GRN163L retention in myeloma cells, INA6 cells were treated with FITC-labeled GRN163L (1 μM) for various durations and the amount of the fluorescence retained per cell was measured using a fluorescence-activated cell analyzer.

Third, the Immigration Act of 1990 unwisely retained per-country limits on employment-based immigrants.

In addition, it has retained $5.95 in per-share earnings over the past decade, while EPS has grown by $1.09.

To get a closer look at how exactly the matching worked in each case, Table 6 in the Appendix shows the number of observations that were dropped and retained after matching per cohort, treatment and matching estimator.7 More detailed information for the unmatched samples are provided in Table 7 in the Appendix.

The five global parameters representing the properties of infinite nuclear matter, the surface, the Coulomb and the pairing terms are retained as per our 1999 mass table.

Among the whole set of models testing for the influence of the period, the models logit(dexp) = age + per, logit(dexp) = age + per*disp, logit(dexp) = age + sex + per, logit(dexp) = age + disp + per and logit(dexp) = per, were retained as the most plausible since they differed by less than 2 AICc points from the best supported model logit(dexp) = age + per.