Unfortunately, the turret layout of the Delawares was also retained, with its respective challenges.
In 1821 Freetown became the seat of government for all of Great Britain's West African possessions, a position it retained (with slight changes) until 1874.
The end result of expression of mutant NIPA1 on the BMP signalling pathway is likely to be determined by an interplay between how much NIPA1 is retained in the ER, how much BMPRII is retained there with it and how much NIPA1 escapes the ER to be active in promoting BMPRII degradation at lysosomes.
For this reason, the new Penguin version of The Master Builder sensibly confesses to having dropped much of this labelling, although when it is retained, with Solness's womenfolk referring to him as "Oh, Master Builder!" or "poor Master Builder", most modern actors would feel nudged towards an ironic or sarcastic inflection, which may or may not have been what Ibsen wanted.
Eventually, it is retained with a glycosyl-phosphatidylinositol anchor in an extracellular lipid raft environment of the cell membrane (Stahl et al., 1987).
Once absorbed by ingestion or inhalation, Cd efficiently accumulates in the organism, in particular in the kidneys, where it is retained with a biological half-life exceeding 20 years.
Originating in Europe in the 10th century, it was apparently derived from the chest, a resemblance often retained, with additional elements based on the monastic choir stall.
It was interesting to note how much of Ms. Keller's conception of the characters was retained with a completely new cast.
The status quo was retained, with 55% of the vote.
Table 1 gives examples of words that have been widely retained with little change.
