Sentence examples for were better retained from inspiring English sources
Contrary to expectations, small and rare features were not necessarily lost in remotely sensed data, but some ecologically important features, such as streams, were better retained in the digitized data.
These data revealed that anthocyanin pigments were better retained immediately after processing in samples obtained with low-esterified pectin than in jams with high- esterified pectin.
On the other, Clove, Jasmine and Cedarwood were better retained by the fabric due to the presence of cavities that held the oil molecules, thereby, suppressing the oil sublimation from the textile surface.
The authors found that participants exhibited changes in visual perception that were achieved more quickly and were better retained when the entire object, rather than individual features, was studied, suggesting a whole-object advantage.
In our comparison with the 99mTc-Amberlite resin and 99mTc-Ch-DTPA for transit motility, the 99mTc-Ch-DTPA was better retained compared with 99mTc-Amberlite resin.
It also reduces the sticking phenomenon between the work and tool atoms during indenter retraction, such that the indentation geometry can be better retained.
Under the G-CPL scenario, the geographic distribution of AFCS across the province was better retained compared with that of the other scenarios.
Nonetheless, research suggests that culturally shared events, especially emotionally positive personal events (e.g. marriage, graduation, the birth of one's child), are better retained and more often recollected than others (Berntsen & Rubin, 2002).
Thus, memory of learned odorants was better retained over a one-month period in sham-treated than in irradiated mice.
However, the different outcomes for each type of odor experience suggest different mechanisms by which memories established at middle adult ages are better retained.
However, in the O/N 4°C incubation condition, the cytoplasmic staining of PADI6 is better retained when using formalin fixation versus PFA (compare fig. 3B to 1B and fig. 3D to 1F respectively).
