Sentence examples for retaining visible from inspiring English sources
They include the Hasidic Jews who replanted their Eastern European communities in America, retaining visible signs of their separateness like black hats and side curls.
The membership has also diversified, becoming gender balanced and attracting and retaining visible minorities.
While only the rectus abdominis tends to retain visible evidence of segmental origin, in its tendinous intersections (which are present even in humans) the segmental innervation of the hypaxial muscles is retained in all tetrapods.
Gross pollutant traps (GPT) are designed to capture and retain visible street waste, such as anthropogenic litter and organic matter.
Fluorescence microscopy revealed that in the presence of NDGA, EGFP-hZW10 N1, EGFP-hZW10 N2 and EGFP-hZW10 DI69AA were able to localize to the spindle pole but had reduced accumulation at the spindle poles compared to wild-type hZW10 (Fl: 1 779 amino acids) and retained visible kinetochore staining (Figure 5B).
A filter was added at the end of the infusion line to retain visible particles.
The milled phosphors retain visible luminescence, as shown in the image of milled phosphors dispersed in ethanol.
Remove the center air vent assembly by depressing the 2 retaining springs visible on the inside sides of the vent assembly, about 2 or 3 inches (5.1 or 7.6 cm) from the louvers.
Not even Foley's folly can quite suppress Orton's epigrammatic wit, and one or two of the performers retain a visible humanity: principally Georgia Moffett as the secretary arbitrarily classified as insane and Jason Thorpe as a dogged cop strangely gratified to be bundled into a dress.
With GPA, size effects related to isometry were removed, but allometric size differences were retained and visible.
The post-cambial cells, from the secondary xylem elongation stage to the onset of autophagy where the protoplast and cytoplasmic contents are still retained, was visible as a circle surrounding the stem present in both control and RW induced trees.
