Sentence examples for retained separately from inspiring English sources

These pseudogenes are however of evolutionary interest and were therefore retained separately for later analysis of gene clusters (Additional file 1: Table S2).

In M. rubra, the cryptophyte-derived plastids exist as chloroplast (plastid -mitochondrial complastid -mitochondrial or more complexeste nuCMCs and retained separately fronethe CMCs in the ciliate hort cytoplasmore4].

In this regard, future studies might consider whether both these scales should be retained separately as part of the ARQ or whether a single scale would be sufficient, perhaps including items from both existing scales so as to maintain representativeness, while in the process enabling a shorter version of the instrument to be produced.

Hong Kong, part of China but ranked separately, retained its title as the biggest global customer for Swiss watches.

Having identified the combinations of the perforations on the tape and separately retained the service signals addressed directly to it, the computer proceeds to estimate the amount of the space occupied in a line by its letters and symbols, referring to instructions registered in its memory regarding each.

Hence, we labelled the Activity class as "Grooming/Approach" to fit both definitions, but retained Address information separately.

Lens specimens were homogenized in 70% formic acid, ultra-centrifuged at 100,000×g for 1 h at 4°C, and fractions separately retained for biochemical analysis.

Any material that did not appear to fit the framework was retained and categorised separately.

Original SNP files from sources and genome assembly files for flanking sequence data are retained and stored separately from the database.

For the RS and CTX phages, we separately retained the common and unique sequences (see above) and called each phage as present only if we identified sequence similarity to this unique region.

We considered each retained ligand pose separately and summed the atomic densities for all heavy atoms, resulting in a measure of overlap between the pose and the probe density.