Sentence examples for together retaining from inspiring English sources

Several strips of bamboo were glued together, retaining the strength and pliancy of the cane but greatly reducing the thickness and weight of the finished rod.

Reynolds and Altria employed a team of more than 450 state lobbyists in 2014, together retaining representatives everywhere but Nevada, according to an analysis of state records and data collected by the National Institute on Money in State Politics.

As a result, the two sets of data were analysed together, retaining the individual quotes from the focus group.

"Gather Together" retains some of the freshness of voice of "I Know Why," but it also exhibits a new self-consciousness.

Veal sweetbreads bob alongside romaine-lettuce boats in a briny Caesar dressing, while a more classic combination of octopus and chickpeas, sometimes mushy together, retains the texture of both ingredients.

Everything should come out together; retain the liver and remove the heart.

Gather Together retains the freshness of Caged Bird, but has a self-consciousness absent from the first volume.

Lombardi, intent on keeping together a group that had learned to win together, retained Matt Greene over Mitchell because Greene was more of a locker-room leader, more a part of the core.

In those cases, it has been postulated that the degenerative loss of regulatory modules in each of the two duplicates may have been sufficient to allow the preservation of the two genes, such that the duplicates together retain original functions of the single ancestor gene [5], [31].

After treatment with thermolysin, two fragments domain 1 (D1) and 2 (D2)—were obtained, which copurified on size exclusion chromatography and together retained DUB activity (supplementary Fig S1A,B online).

The sub-functionalization model (also referred to as duplication-degeneration-complementation model) explains that the duplicate genes are maintained in the genome relying on complementary degenerative changes in a pair of duplicate genes, such that the duplicate genes together retain the original functions of their single ancestor [ 1- 5, 9].