Sentence examples for retained reflecting from inspiring English sources
Advocates of the St. Florian plan insist that there will remain plenty of room for passage through the paths between the elms, which will not be disturbed, and that the old Rainbow Pool and the retained Reflecting Pool barred that kind of direct passage in any event.
For each amino acid, only C α atom was retained, reflecting the difference in average molecular weights of a nucleotide (~330 Da) and an amino acid residue (~110 Da) [ 115].
In Fig. 5c, d, we can clearly see that the method proposed in this paper retains reflected events well and suppresses noise effectively, compared with the fixed threshold in DTCWT domain.
Thus, herd Se concentrations below and above these values was connected with increased probability for sum mastitis and retained placenta, reflecting the effect of the quadratic term of Se.
Secreted and surface-expressed genes were over-represented among retained paralogs, reflecting a bias towards important factors at the host-parasite interface, and consistent with a dosage-balance hypothesis.
Different forms of water greatly influence the amount of heat absorbed, retained and reflected away from the earth, scientists say.
It would be strange if empirical theories of memory described the mind/brain as faithfully retaining or reflecting the past in its full presence, as the demand for epistemologically unquestionable remembering requires.
Yet, whereas individuals with EAST syndrome exhibit salt loss, kcnj10a morphants retain water, reflecting the different role of the kidneys in this freshwater fish, namely to excrete water (Drummond, 2005).
Any effective "sparsification" must retain and reflect the important structure in the network.
These positions have relatively lower selection pressure, and hence are likelier to retain and reflect the deamination trends caused during replication.
In each case, however, the hydropathic nature of these sites has been retained, which may reflect retention of functions for these sites.
