Sentence examples for retaining properties from inspiring English sources

Cellulose ether (CE) admixtures are used to improve the water retaining properties of cement-based materials in order to ensure their homogeneity during casting operations.

To fully exploit the thermal energy retaining properties of PCM, it is fundamental to retain as much of the PCM as possible within the pores of the LWA.

Several reasons have been advocated: the reduction of the diameter and offset of the femoral head, which may produce an inadequate soft tissues tension; the inappropriate positioning of a retained femoral stem, frequently maintained to avoid long surgical procedures in critical patients; and the insufficient retaining properties of the acetabular cup/liner complex.

For all biochemical experiments (Stopped-flow, HPLC and charcoal assay), Rap1GAP Q204A was used as 'wild type', a mutant showing higher protein stability, but retaining properties of the nonmutated form.

Pericyte-like cells retained properties distinctive of stem cells, such as capacity of performing a high number of in vitro cell divisions and showed an osteogenic potential.

These cell lines include trophoblast stem (TS) cells, which retain properties of ExE [49], extra-embryonic endoderm stem (XEN) cells, which retain properties of PE [50] and epiblast stem cells (EpiSCs), which retain properties of post-implantation EPI [51], [52].

But our results indicate that dentate gyrus precursor cells ex vivo retain properties of their putative in vivo counterparts.

However, they retain properties of conventional organic polymers.

Thus the BM 9+4 isolate retained properties expected in brown adipocytes.

Although immortalized, RWPE-1 cells have retained properties exhibited by normal prostate epithelium in vivo.

In conclusion, this short version is a good alternative to the original WOMAC questionnaire, since the 11-item WOMAC-SF retains properties of the original WOMAC version.