Sentence examples for retention a set from inspiring English sources

The distribution of residues also affects retention; a set of hydrophobic residues promoted retention in RPC more when distributed throughout a peptide's sequence than when they were in a block, either in the interior or at a terminus.

Our operational definition of a Core set of genes was meant to reflect the evolutionary retention of a set of common genes in all E. coli strains.

Briefly, reverse phase HPLC was used to measure the retention times of a set of standards with known CHI.

The molecular weights of the proteins were estimated by comparing the retention times of a set of protein standards of known molecular weight: Aldolase (150 kDa), Catalase (232 kDa), Ferritin (440 kDa).

One is a set of quantitatively comparable retention data (dependent variable) for a sufficiently large (for statistical reasons) set of analytes.

Variables were selected in a stepwise forward selection manner with entry and retention set at a significance level of 0.05.

The result was that Glencore and the Qataris shook hands on a price of 3.05 Glencore shares per Xstrata share.Some investors may still object to the watered-down retention bonuses set to be paid to Xstrata's bosses.

Because the presence of women faculty members and mentors can change the balance of interaction and support (Fox, 1995), women's retention in SET programs may be greatly affected by the amount and type of interaction with faculty members and their integration (versus isolation) into their department (Land of Plenty, 2000).

Cadw (the Welsh Assembly Government body responsible for the built heritage of Wales and the inclusion of Welsh buildings on the statutory lists) also note as a reason for listing "the retention of a complete set of 18th century fittings, including simple benches", although this comment predates the 1990s vandalism.

The retention of a core set of chloroplast genes and the factors preventing their transfer to the nucleus are the subject of ongoing debates [ 9].

Selection has thus resulted in the retention of a common set of genes in organelles, for electron transport chain components, and for the organelle r-protein core, as summarized in figure 3.