Sentence examples for retains long from inspiring English sources

The second retains long phrases verbatim from the original.

Similarly, carboxyl-terminated RXXR peptide, conjugated to liposomes retains long circulation, enhances drug binding and internalization and finally cut down toxicity [ 257].

Steve Lawrence, who worked on the original concept for a London Games in 2003 and retains long-held concerns about the deal, said there could still be implications for the argument over state aid rules.

This increased solubility is retained long after the hot spot dissipates and the region returns to ambient conditions.

One last parallel is on my mind as well: many Arab and African nations (New World places, too) retain long cultural practices that vilify and punish homosexuality.

Thus, by 2.5 mya at least one hominin species had developed the long femurs of striding bipeds, though it retained long forearms like arboreally active Australopithecus and Paranthropus.

Despite the allegations of human-rights abuses and corruption, Mr. Suharto escaped prosecution, evidence of the influence he retained long after he was forced from power.

In general, Slovak has been more conservative phonetically, while Czech has undergone far-reaching changes since the 14th century; thus, Slovak has retained long syllabic l and r and a series of diphthongs.

76% of women surveyed said that the chance to work remotely was necessary if companies wanted to retain long term staff.

Several previous studies provided initial evidence that UC MSCs express telomerase continuously and hence were able to retain long telomeres.

Inundation methods are where floodwaters are impounded and retained long enough to saturate the soil so that a crop can be grown on the stored moisture.