Sentence examples for retaining appropriately from inspiring English sources

In particular, the NiCo2O4@NiMoO4 electrode still has an areal capacitance of 2.46 F/cm2 even if the current density increased to 30 mA/cm2, retaining appropriately 66%% of its initial value.

As shown in Fig. 3A, MamK retained appropriately 100% activities at the temperatures of 30°C 40°C, but the residual activity started to decrease at 50°C and could not be detected at 60°C, indicating that MamK protein was stable up to 40°C and started to denature around 50°C.

Thus we only retained appropriately powered genes.

The results demonstrated that the polymer/leucine systems retained an appropriately high Tg in spite of the relatively high moisture content after spray-drying.

He also gained 15 pounds, thinned out his mustache for an effect he called emasculated, avoided the sun to retain an appropriately pallid complexion and suggested that he wear a drab wardrobe encompassing, as Mr. Gilligan put it, "many shades of beige".

For horse, the death assemblage retains an appropriately faint ecological memory of a species that has not contributed skeletal remains for many decades.

Because some long-standing ECO users include major model organism databases that perform GO annotation, as well as the GO itself, much of the GO-specific text that was removed from term definitions was retained, but appropriately rephrased, in comment fields.

They felt that the risks of retaining data were appropriately balanced against the importance of the research.

Efforts to better support and sustain educators and the workforce therefore need to be premised on attracting and retaining adequate numbers of appropriately qualified and capable educators.

While we do not have any definitive evidence, our data also suggests the concept of retaining sequences that would appropriately insulate one gene from another may have been erroneous.

As appropriate, factors proven significant at the univariate analysis were tested in the stepwise multivariate model as independent variables; a subset of them (p<0.05) were appropriately retained during the stepwise selection of variables.