Sentence examples for unique retention from inspiring English sources

A feature is defined as a peak in the metabolomic data set with a unique retention time and mass-to-charge ratio.

Similarly on BTA29 we observed 215 different retention patterns, 193 unique retention patterns and 60 shared compatible retention patterns, out of 253 loci tested.

In contrast, streptococcal orthologs were not identified for 11% of the CDSs, indicating either unique retention of ancestral sequence, or acquisition of sequence from alternative sources.

The average retention frequency for all the markers mapped to BTA14 was 18%, with 478 unique retention patterns (Additional file 2).

The unique retention of Pol II phosphorylation in the PGCs that we observe with cdk-9 RNAi) cdk-9 RNAithat Pol indicatesthats regulated differently in these cells.

The cow is not a basal mammalian species, thus it requires multiple independent gene loss events to explain their unique retention in this derived species.

These synthetic standards are readily resolved by LC-MS/MS by their unique HPLC retention times and/or by their parent and daughter ions in MS/MS (Supporting Information Figure 3 and Supporting Information Table 1).

Obstacles unique to retention were frequency of clinic appointments, different appointments for mother and child, lack of HIV care for institutionalized populations including students and prisoners, lack of food support, and inconsistent linkage data.

Those unique to retention were frequency of clinic appointments, different appointments for mother and child, lack of HIV care for institutionalized populations including students and prisoners, lack of food support, and inconsistent linkage data.

Of note, the soluble sugars released by PcoPine from both aspen (Fig.  7a) and pine (Fig.  7b) included at least two unique peaks (retention time 6.43 and 10.50 min, respectively), which may have contributed to the slightly higher DNS values measured using PcoPine.

TiO2/WOx nanotubes have unique photo-energy retention properties that have gathered scientific interest.