Sentence examples for treatment retained from inspiring English sources

Thus, plants of RT treatment retained more bolls (60.8 62.0 m−2) than those of the CT treatment (52.4 m−2).

The "high variability" thinning treatment was designed to produce the spatial variability once found in frequent fire forests and was based on historical data from nearby old-growth stands, while the "low variability" thinning treatment retained a similar number of trees but at a relatively even crown spacing.

Additionally, the hot solution treatment retained the morphology of the layers and reduced the surface energy of the VMT, whereas the ball milling method caused layers to twist and led to high residual surface energy on the particles, as well as a higher content of organic compounds and lower thermal stability for the product.

In contrast, all multiresistant bacterial clones isolated from the phage-free treatment retained the conjugation ability.

In contrast, the HCuSNPs-fCpG without laser treatment retained intense fluorescence even 24 h following injection.

The expression of 16 genes stopped after castration, whereas DHT treatment retained the expression partially or completely.

One treatment retains its protective value through about 20 washings.

When one of 32-year-old Abrehet Gebrekidan's five children developed an eye infection, she sold a Farm Africa-supplied goat to pay for medical treatment, retaining her five other goats.

The MT treatment retains crop residue at the soil surface, reduces soil erosion and slows organic matter decomposition, which are key factors in enhancing the soil fertility status of southern Alberta irrigated soils.

Recently, our group has demonstrated that somatic sheep cells rendered non-viable by heat treatment retain the potential to generate normal offspring following nuclear transplantation [10].

Protective efficacy against malaria and high parasite density malaria was high during the first four to five weeks after treatment, retaining some efficacy up to six weeks; there was no evidence of a protective effect from week seven onwards.