Sentence examples for retains a certain level from inspiring English sources

The low IAP expression in RGCs suggests that this early born cell type retains a certain level of DNA methylation.

Interestingly, it is at an intermediate level of structuring (figure 5D2), where the system still retains a certain level of disorganization, that a promoter can achieve a significantly coherent dynamics that nonetheless demonstrates a complex concentration-dependent behavior.

In particular, living in an enriched environment that provides access to social and inanimate stimuli, such as toys, proved to be the strongest physiological condition increasing the survival of neurons in young and aged mice [ 36, 144] suggesting that the aged brain retains a certain level of neuroplasticity.

"They want to retain a certain level of leverage in talks," he said.

Since then Mr. Albee has been restudying the play, cutting lines and adding others, balancing a need for clarification against a wish to retain a certain level of ambiguity.

At Bryant-Lake Bowl, a bowling alley, restaurant, bar and theater space on West Lake Street, the bartenders have stopped serving Jägermeister and shots in an effort to retain a certain level of decorum.

Retaining a certain level of aleatoric variability in EDPs can be an important parameter to be considered for certain projects.

Luo (2004) defined co-opetition as a system in which all agents retain a certain level of inter-dependence without losing their organisational autonomy, and has applied it to international companies, starting from the assumption that increased competitive pressure is at the basis of the need for greater co-operation among multinationals.

However, instrument criteria must retain a certain level of interpretability so that the instrument can be adapted to a variety of unknown threats in the future, and not sacrifice sensitivity, which should remain the priority of the instrument.

Besides its role in suppressing repeat elements in the genome, DNA methylation has evolved to regulate certain biological phenomena that need to change within an individual's lifetime (e.g., development and differentiation, response to environment), yet still retain a certain level of stability [ 45, 46].

Plants do not lose their developmental potentialities during differentiation and retain a certain level of plasticity [ 54], either by maintaining pro-embryonic or meristematic cells in the adult tissues or by a major developmental reprogramming to acquire the embryonic or meristematic status [ 55].