Sentence examples for was retained that from inspiring English sources
The phrase "was retained that" is not correct in standard written English.
It is not a commonly used construction and may lead to confusion in meaning.
Example: "The information was retained that was deemed necessary for the project."
Alternatives: "was kept that" or "was preserved that".
Variables selected from a suite of variables at multiple spatial scales (the spatial scale for each variable with the lowest AICc was retained) that were considered to influence nest survival of female greater sage-grouse in the Wind River Basin in central Wyoming, USA.
In the case of the Anc6R-Anc7L fusinn in E. coryli, a homolog of glutamate dehydrogenase (ScGDH3) was retained that has been lost in A. gossypii and E. cymbalariae.
"She's retained that all-American quality," he said.
Moreover, an element of improvisation is retained that is vital to the success of a performance.
However it does not eliminate all conformations that are similar to those already stored; conformations may be retained that differ by less than the RMSD cutoff if they end up in different branches.
Some descriptors may be retained that do not improve the models, but the subsequent reinitialisation of the ants on the smaller search space will allow the subsequent optimisation phase to identify better models which exclude that descriptor.
Increase in clay concentration from 16 to 20 wt% increases the basal spacing but the order is retained that appeared in the form of small peaks (Fig. 1) resulting in intercalated nanocomposites.
OCs with paralogs in Theileria were excluded, and 2904 OCs were retained that include exactly one gene from each species.
In the RISC complex, a guide RNA strand is retained that captures target mRNA through complete or incomplete sequence complementarity.
For each enhancer a single extreme-value is retained that corresponds to the largest magnitude of change in either the positive (gain) or negative (loss) direction.
Ninety-one papers were retained that estimated R for pandemic or seasonal influenza or for human infections with non-human influenza viruses (e.g. H5N1).
