Sentence examples for retained quite from inspiring English sources

The advantages of this method are twofold: (i) we can detect any change that results from an attack such as rotation, scaling, translation, and compression and (ii) the watermarked image quality is retained quite high because only few pixels of the original image are used in the watermarking process.

Remarkably, transformed cells grown in low glutamine medium retained quite a large fraction of S and G2/M phase cells even at the 72 or 96 hours time points, i.e., when the increase in cell number had stopped.

Rodents brain tissue retained quite well functioning repair processes because of high differentiating potential of neuronal stem cells present in the subventricular zone [ 57, 58].

I also think the Fed retains quite a bit of credibility where inflation fighting is concerned.

Having been born and brought up on the French Island of Martinique she retains quite a fanbase back in the eastern Caribbean.

At the same time, Professor Barton wrote, the courts "chose to retain quite robust protections for accused who clearly expressed a desire for a lawyer".

That is partly because Catholicism retains quite a powerful influence over Italy's progressive camp, and partly on the pragmatic ground that "if it ain't too badly broke don't fix it".

According to some scholarly research, the eastern Yugur language is close to the Mongolian language of the 13th to 14th centuries, retaining quite a few characteristics of ancient Mongolian's vocabulary and grammar while absorbing elements from other languages.

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I realized that all this time, David had actually been putting in sincere effort and perhaps wasn't retaining quite as much one day to the next simply due to a lack of sleep and having a lot on his mind.

Indeed the youth-unemployment rate has reached 20.3%, the highest since comparable records began in 1992.The economy clearly retains quite a bit of spare capacity the main reason why the Bank of England has insisted that the flare-up in inflation will be temporary.