Sentence examples for retaining natural from inspiring English sources

Because module M1 of zebrafish Ngb contains less basic residues than the TAT sequence, protein design using module M1 of zebrafish Ngb may have the advantage of retaining natural electrostatic protein-protein interactions.

Regarding the oral health attitudes score, eight statements regarding the importance of oral health, the importance of retaining natural teeth, utilization of dental service, and oral health beliefs were adopted to evaluate the oral health attitude.

Rackham showed us that every wood is different and that they retain natural features despite centuries of use.

But, the authors conclude, unless society chooses beaches over buildings the result will be a world in which parks like the National Seashores retain natural beaches, but beach resorts elsewhere are "heavily walled and beachless".

Some retain natural selection within populations as an important evolutionary force but endorse the importance of other forces (e.g., Crespi 2000, Goodwin 2001, Carroll 2005), while others go further and invoke natural selection among populations or species along with natural selection within populations (Gould 2002, Jablonski 2008).

Dry farming requires the right kind of soil to absorb and retain natural moisture.

It retains natural GLP-1 binding properties and upon binding, it initiates GLP-1-GLP1R comembranembrane trafficking to exert GLP-1 actions, including stimulation of insulin secretion from the beta-cells, and bring into play the glucoregulatory and anti-diabetic effects in vivo.

A population-genetics approach implies case/control status by ancestry identification, but also retains natural qualities of data.

dHACM also retains natural structural components, such as collagens (types I, III, IV, V, VI), fibrinogen, laminin, nidogen and PGs.

In addition, human-health relevant metabolites, such as glucosinolates and chlorophyll, are also retained at higher levels under diurnal storage conditions, suggesting that postharvest vegetables that retain natural rhythms during storage may be of greater nutritional value.

Ecosystem services can point to co-benefits specifically from retained natural ecosystems (providing essentially "full protection" of the elements of biodiversity in that place), and be integrated into a broader decision-support framework that also considers the partial protection (or no-protection) options in a region.