Sentence examples for retained the complete from inspiring English sources

The allotetraploid genomes have largely retained the complete gene complements inherited from both of the diploid genome ancestors, with at least four PHYA genes and two genes encoding PHYB, PHYC and PHYE in the AD-genomes.

However, we also found that SOPE appears to have retained the complete pathways to synthesize thiamine and folate, even though Wicker (1983) observed that thiamine deficient diets were not able to properly sustain symbiotic or aposymbiotic insects and that both require an external source of folate.

In our hands, synthetically produced IKKβ 701 745) never retained the complete ability to bind NEMO [i.e., a population of unbound IKKβ was always observed even in the presence of a large excess of NEMO, both by NMR spectroscopy and by the SEC assay (data not shown)].

It also reaffirms its commitment to gain and retain the complete trust of cricketers, and to work in close cooperation with all stakeholders in cricket".

Ancelotti retains the complete faith of his squad but unless performances improve, the perception that he has been fatally undermined will be allowed to fester.

My second question is, what, if anything, can Wikipedia do to stop these kinds of things from happening and yet retain the complete editorial openness that they have today?

At this time there is one unsatisfactory option that will enable some policyholders to retain the complete Blue Shield provider network.

We did not perform any thresholding on the connectivity maps to retain the complete pattern of co-activation likelihood.

They were obliged to perform services for their lord, but were allowed to retain the complete harvest.

Interestingly, there was one genome (Streptococcus sanguinis) that still retains the complete B12 biosynthetic pathway despite the absence of a cobalamin riboswitch.

However, it could potentially produce the short transcript described by Rabenstein et al. (1999), and it retains the complete coding sequence for both proteins.