Sentence examples for retained state of from inspiring English sources

However, state of enrollment was associated with cardiovascular mortality and was moderately correlated with ambient PM2.5; therefore, we retained state of enrollment as a possible confounder in subsequent models despite potential underestimation of PM2.5 effects.

He was trying to consolidate his legacy among Kenya's various ethnic groups while retaining state control of higher education.

He has to negotiate all of these things whilst retaining a state of readiness to act as a solider in some way.

1. Inertia is "the property of matter by which it retains its state of rest or its velocity... so long as it is not acted upon by an external force".

Lawyers retained by the state of Florida to go after tobacco companies, for instance, could make the equivalent of almost $8,000 an hour.

During homeostasis this smaller HSC population is retained in a state of dormancy (dormant HSCs).

One Apterostigma species, A. auriculatum, has retained the ancestral state of growing lepiotaceaous cultivars [ 11].

Instead, they retained the initial state of the assembly, that is, these assemblies were micelle-like if the polymer was initially dissolved in water and inverse micelle-like if they were initially assembled in toluene.

Of particular note was an early conflict with Georgia's state government, which insisted that the governor of that state retain command of the state's militia during military engagements.

In 1996 the state-owned telecommunications industry was opened up to privatization by a new law that allowed private investment in the retail sector, while the state retained control of fixed assets.

Desperate for room to maneuver, Lenin in 1921 announced the New Economic Policy (NEP), whereby the state retained control of large industries but encouraged individual initiative, private enterprise, and the profit motive among farmers and owners of small businesses.