Sentence examples for retained where from inspiring English sources
The original materials have been retained where possible, including all the mortise-and-tenon wood and metal in the windows and floors of the second floor, which had been largely untouched.
"We rubbed down and repainted the ironwork, and the teak floorboards, which are over three meters long, were professionally treated and retained where possible or replaced where necessary," Ms. Lukic said.
Variables with a value approaching 0.05 were retained where the change in the Akaike information criterion (AIC) supported it.
Practically, instead of taking all the MDCT coefficients of the 4-s long segment, only the coefficients belonging to a subpart of the segment are retained, where the subpart is just one half, one fourth, and so on.
These spectra were merged using the mzClust_hclust function in xcms [53] (parameters eppm = (5 times 10^{-6}) and eabs = 0.001 Da) to create peaks with the mean m/z value and highest (relative) intensity and retained where they contained at least one fragment peak other than the precursor.
The ship's original waterline armor belt thickness of 400 mm was only retained where it had already been installed abreast the magazines, and reduced to 160 mm elsewhere.
"As the UN, we have to have this ability to retain where we send it," he told VICE News on Tuesday.
Refugial areas, where genetic diversity was retained and where endemic haplotypes were found, were identified in Italy, in the Alps and in the Balkans.
Scale refinement retained items where the primary factor loading was 0.4 or greater, and items were removed where cross-loadings were not less than the primary loading minus 1.5 [ 33, 34].
Significantly, the act amends the Police and Criminal Evidence Act to allow fingerprints and DNA samples to be retained indefinitely where they "were taken from a person in connection with the investigation of an offence".
The French retained Cape Breton Island, where they built the powerful fortress of Louisbourg, which the English attempted to counter by the founding in 1749 of Halifax as the new administrative and military centre of their colony.
