Sentence examples for strictly retained from inspiring English sources

Each codon-shuffled sequence strictly retained the codon usage frequencies of the corresponding native sequence.

VEGF189 has both exons and is strictly retained at the secretion site (Houck et al, 1992; Park et al, 1993).

Despite their apparent functional redundancy, both genes have been strictly retained in several algae, lower plants, and gymnosperms.

This paper examines the feasibility of LWR-like cycle length for such fuel with the imposed constraint of strictly retaining the original geometry of the fuel pins and assemblies.

For example, HKG-type genes are regulated by "rigid" DNA modifications to strictly retain the epigenome.

The ZNF507 fingerprint patterns suggest a complex history, with certain ZNF positions having been selectively deleted or diverged through missense mutations in certain lineages, while retained strictly in order and sequence in other evolutionary groups (fig. 4 A).

Dr. Moffett said that, strictly speaking, only authors retained property rights to unpublished material and so the scrolls were in the public domain.

He insisted later that he had joined in 1935, had done so for strictly careerist reasons and had retained his membership only briefly.

Chisholm thought that a complex thing could strictly persist only if it retained all of its parts.

Whatever designation one may finally choose here, what is alone decisive is that the basic relation itself is to be retained as a strictly unitary relation, which can only be designated through the two opposed moments that enter into it – but never constructed out of them, as if they were independent constituents present in themselves.

And even when it became such a celebrated occasion, an international event rather than a strictly Bostonian one, the marathon still retained some of that early eccentric quality.