Sentence examples for retained practically from inspiring English sources

Invertase and invertase-active yeast autolysate retained practically all their activity.

The most restrictive contract was the paramone, a type of enslavement of limited duration during which time the master retained practically absolute rights.

Of their conversation, Hanwell could retain practically nothing, finding it quite as unreal as their dream talk earlier.

Long-term stability tests revealed that storage of the plant-derived preparation at 4°C made it possible to retain practically unchanged S-HBsAg VLPs level.

Mainly microporous carbide derived carbon powder (synthesized from Mo2C by chlorination at 800 °C) based electrodes exhibited nearly ideal capacitive behaviour at cell potentials up to 3.4 V in the NaPF6 electrolyte, where also the limiting capacitance of 120 F g−1 was practically retained down to –30 °C.

While many of the songs written by the Sherman Brothers have been retained, seven new songs written by George Stiles and Anthony Drewe Cherry Tree Lanene," "Practically Perfect," "Being Mrs. Banks," "Precision and Order," "Playing The Game," "Brimstone and Treacle," and "Anything Can Happen") have been added.

With the HILIC column, a similar large number of metabolites were extracted in both ionization modes, despite the low complexity of the corresponding mass chromatogram; practically all identified compounds were retained, and, among them, 63%–67% were small polar compounds.

Interestingly, Table 1 shows that, for the RPLC-MS method, practically half of the identified compounds were not properly retained by the C18 column, and, among the retained compounds, 39% were small polar metabolites for ESI+ and 63% for ESI–.