Sentence examples for stable retention of from inspiring English sources
Stable retention of an aceticlastic methanogen would contribute to efficient removal of acetate, thereby preventing acetate accumulation (Sasaki et al. 2007).
Distal ulnar fractures were fixed with small fragment plates (Fig. 1) in 4 cases and with K-wires (Fig. 2) in the other 4. Percutaneus pin fixation was used in cases of stable retention of the ulnar head after closed reduction, while ORIF was used in patients with unstable fractures of the distal ulna.
In the presence of EBNA1, FR ensures the stable retention of oriP-episomes with a plasmid loss rate of 3 5% per generation [10], [11], [12].
Repeated reclonization analysis and staining for MyoD and desmin confirmed the stable retention of the myogenic commitment by virtually all cells.
Experiments with cloned mammalian cells demonstrated the very stable retention of differentiation programs during extended periods of cell proliferation in culture.
Although NDs have previously been shown to be biocompatible, the stable retention of NDs is an additional safety assurance to users.
As shown in Fig. 4d, the 3D Co Al-LDH eleCo Al-LDHs a constant capacitancelectrodeF g−1 in thasinitial 100 constantt 5 A g−1, and maintains stable retentions of 99, 98, and 97% after every 100 capacitance0, 15, and 20 A g−1, respectively.
It is found the stable retention characteristics of >48 h at a CC of 1 mA (Figure 11a).
The substrate 14(15 -EpETrE eluted at a stable retention time of 96 ± 1 s and its sEH hydrolysis product 14,15-DiHETrE 14,15-DiHETrEith natrow peak width (full width at half maximum height: 1.5 ± 0.1 s).
Lima and Lima[11] showed 4 years of stable retention after distalization of the mandibular dentition in the treatment of class III open bite adult patients.
This will require development of strategies that ensure stable retention and deployment of desirable epialleles within breeding material or seed multiplication stocks, and also to develop new techniques for targeted epigenetic modification.
