Sentence examples for retains characteristics from inspiring English sources

Although it does receive some state money, the university is privately chartered and retains characteristics of a private institution.

Another lesser-known species, the fossa (Cryptoprocta ferox), is regarded as a viverrid but retains characteristics of cats as well.

Cricket was the world's first modern team sport – it emerged in late 18th-century Britain within a burgeoning market economy – and because of that it retains characteristics of a preindustrial age, not least the time it takes to play out a proper match.

M.tb resides within a novel vacuole that retains characteristics of early endosomal compartments and fails to fuse with lysosomes (Russell 2003; Vergne et al. 2004).

Folk psychology retains characteristics of now obsolete theories or legends from the past.

The Occitanian culture retains characteristics of the ancient Celtic influence, through the use of six or seven hole flutes (fifre) or the bagpipes (piva).

Landrace strains are very well adapted to their local growing conditions, such as climate, soil, fertilisation and weather, developing their unique chemical profiles and retaining characteristics that are lost in many modern strains.

HaCaT cells retained characteristics of proliferative basal keratinocytes [7], where basonuclin was highly expressed [8].

We next investigated whether the cells present in the failed cavity retained characteristics of pluripotent mES cells.

On the other hand, in zebrafish the gene retaining characteristics more similar to human Prep1 is prep1.1.

To assess whether hypothalamic-derived NS retained characteristics related to the region from which they were isolated, the expression of these transcription factors was assessed by RT-PCR in adult and fetal secondary/tertiary NS.