Sentence examples for which could be retained from inspiring English sources

A slave could not be a party to a contract nor own property, but he could be given a de facto patrimony, which could be retained if he were freed; if he made a "commitment," it could ultimately be enforced against his master.

Therefore, laminin could be a potential target for NGF which could be retained and enriched at the injury sites, enhance the efficacy of nerve regeneration.

Furthermore, if this reactivity was of high affinity which could be retained during the process of conversion to a fully caninised antibody, we postulated that the resulting antibody could well be an effective treatment for pain in the dog.

Therefore, to investigate if also the cholesteatoma-associated fibroblasts might possess biological characteristics, which distinguish them form the normal quiescent fibroblasts and which could be retained at early passages in culture, in this study, we focused our attention to these cells, analyzing their secretory behaviour and their degree of differentiation or activation.

In this study, the presence of clones scored as 2 in these BBU20 data sets did not affect the map order or which markers could be retained, but the presence of 2s in data for other maps we have computed has forced numerous markers to be dropped due to the ambiguity.

The research assessment exercise, which is to be scrapped next year, could be retained under the Tories.

But the three invented the process in which the flavor of orange juice could be retained by adding a bit of fresh juice to the concentrate and then freezing it.

Data on participants with siblings of opposite sex or those with wider differences in age, which would have otherwise been lost, could be retained in analyses using random-effects models.

The gallery also decided that a rope which users were meant to swing from could be retained as a "sculptural element" but not used and that a ball beneath it could be pushed around by visitors but had to be retained within a sandbag perimeter.

The enzyme was stable up to 3 days at 30 °C beyond which its activity decreased and dextran removal could be retained by supplementation of 5 U of dextranase.

Only those observations for which both twins participated at the wave could be retained, due to the pairwise nature of the analytic method.