Sentence examples for still conserves from inspiring English sources

We observe that the GLRT still conserves its 1 dB gain noticed in the previous context.

After the deposition of the 5-nm ZnO layer by ALD, the sample still conserves its nanosheet morphology as shown in Fig. 3d.

One feature of this model is that, although a coarse view of the process is taken, it still conserves the history of individual particles.

On the other hand, due to the nature of business, the "profit and benefit" orientation still maintains its importance despite all environmental objections and profit still conserves its core role in business decision-making processes.

We can observe that while generating much more revenues, the algorithm MO-NPSO still conserves up to 17%% energy consumption than D-ViNE-SP, which ignores the energy issue and 5%% than EA-PSO, by avoiding powering up inactive substrate nodes.

Additional experiments on RNAse S have also shown that even after the deletion of 5 loop residues in the C-terminal part of the fragment, the complex still conserves its function and stability [38].

This confirmed the previous function assignment of conserved residues since most identified domains were still conserved among this subgroup, as were a series of residues with unknown function (further results available in Additional file 11).

She remained perfectly still, conserving energy as she devised ways of keeping her family alive, thoughts which occupied her every waking hour and every fretful dream.

Simon Pagenaud in the Highcroft, and still conserving fuel, also managed well to cling on to second, reaching the flag just ahead of the chasing Peugeot.

"We have had a massive fire and we are doing extensive work at our East River station, so my message would be that people in Lower Manhattan should still conserve energy," he said.

I was 13 when I briefly went to school there, the mountainsides harbouring rumours of the last Englishwomen abandoned in brass beds, blind, being eaten alive by maggots, surrounded by pictures still conserving the glamour of an age convinced too long of its staying power.