Sentence examples for widely retained from inspiring English sources

Most remaining Nups are conserved; Aladin for example is widely retained, but lost specifically from yeasts [ 5].

All 26 Xanthomonas genomes were searched for the presence of T6SSs using a widely retained T6SS-related protein class (COG3519) as bait [ 63], which revealed the presence of three distinct T6SSs within the genus.

These nanopatterned lipid membranes are also referred to as 'semi-fluid membranes' (Pum & Sleytr, 1994) because of its widely retained fluid behavior (Györvary et al., 1999; Hirn et al., 1999).

Although these four genes are widely retained in land plants (Delannoy et al. 2011), each has been lost from the plastid genome of some lineages, including multiple angiosperms (Katayama and Ogihara 1996; Knox and Palmer 1999; Chumley et al. 2006; Haberle et al. 2008; Guisinger et al. 2011).

Epithelial tumors including metastases most widely retain the keratin patterns of their (normal) epithelial origin; thus, the determination of the keratin patterns of tumors are being widely exploited for cell and tumor typing.

Rather, he reported that he used his ears widely and followed what was good in what he had heard and used his eyes widely and retained in his mind what he had seen.

When Henry the Lion was outlawed by the Holy Roman emperor Frederick I Barbarossa in 1180, the duchy was broken up, and only two small and widely separated territories retained the Saxon name: Saxe-Lauenburg, southeast of Holstein, and Saxe-Wittenberg, along the middle Elbe (now north of Leipzig).

Never less, Ki67 and p53 expression were widely and abundantly retained also in patients in NED status, and were not able to discriminate, in a significant manner, between different outcomes.

It is widely believed that Capello retained his position solely by virtue of the F.A.'s reluctance to pay out the compensation required to end his $9.5 million-a-year million-a-year million-a-year

Not everyone of significance has left: the Czech soprano Eva Urbanova and the Slovakian tenor Miroslav Dvorsky are among those who appear widely abroad but have retained their bases at home.

After the takeover Thaksin was widely reported to have retained his interest in the remaining 10% of shares, and appointed as his nominees his long-term associate Jack Srisumrid, a Thai businessman, and the Greek shipping tycoon Victor Restis.