Sentence examples for retaining boundaries from inspiring English sources

More mysterious is selection retaining boundaries in the significant fraction of cases in which there is a nearby boundary-like motif (in particular for the simple C/TAG 3' boundary).

Others are miniature versions lacking internal sequences but retaining the boundaries of the original element, making it possible for the autonomous element machinery to recognize them.

France was allowed to retain its boundaries of Jan . 1 1792, keeping possession of the enclaves annexed in the early years of the French Revolution.

The ASA's criticism of the Express should serve as a reminder to media owners that it is essential to retain distinct boundaries between paid for advertising, and genuine journalistic impartiality.

The remainder of the zones will retain the boundaries from the original proposals.

These clones expand laterally on the ventricular surface and largely retain discernable boundaries through adulthood (Gupta and Poss, 2012).

PLEKH3 is a gene that is predicted by SpliceTrap to have a series of retained exon intron boundaries in H that are constitutively spliced in IMR90.

To verify this, we filtered any retained exon intron boundary within different distances of the constitutive exon intron boundaries and found a steady improvement in accuracy of classification with filtering distance.

The City of London was unique among Europe's capital cities in retaining its medieval boundaries.

For forest specialists that are unwilling to cross-habitat boundaries, retaining wide buffers may provide valuable connections between unlogged patches in addition to breeding habitat.

We propose the Nr of cats and monkeys comprise the ND, NB and pNr in a zonal sheet-like structure, retaining clear nuclear boundaries and an isolated, well-developed mNr.