Sentence examples for under retention from inspiring English sources
The ability of internal nucleophilic aromatic substitution (path a) is attributed to the η2 coordination with nickel under retention of the aromaticity, which is more suitable for π-extended aromatic rings.
The nucleation probabilities change throughout the reaction, causing the deposit morphology to transition from individual nanobelts (NBs) over NPLs to porous dendrite-like sheets, under retention of the internal nanostructure.
The critical size of the pre-cut hole, before the filtration function was impaired, was found to be a function of the geotextile properties, wave period, cycles of wave load applied on to the soil for a given soil type under retention.
Profound investigations on bombesin-receptor mediated imaging agents have shown that bombesin analogs can be conjugated and labeled with a broad range of chelators and metals under retention of their receptor affinity [27].
Mechanistically, hydrolysis can occur either under retention or inversion of configuration (Scheme 1).
The aim of this work was the improvement of the proapoptotic activity of scFv α EGFR-scTRAIL fusion proteins under retention of tumor selectivity, that is, nonreactivity toward normal, nonmalignant tissue.
The degradation of foam generated in a semi-batch system, operating under high retention times, has been monitored.
The experimental results demonstrated that the highest acidification efficiency in hydrolysis acidification reactor (HAR) was 10.98% under hydraulic retention time (HRT) of 12 h.
Then, the maintenance of ribosomal proteins in primate Y chromosome is unexpected and the mechanisms operating under their retention are still unknown.
Hydrolysis of enantiopure (S)- 6 a by PAS yielded alcohol (S)- 6 b in greater than 99%% ee, thus proving that hydrolysis proceeded under strict retention of configuration.
The final expected fate of genes no longer under selective retention is the accumulation of stop codons and indels, leading eventually to complete deletion from the plastome (e.g., Barrett and Davis 2012).
