Sentence examples similar to a so called preservation from inspiring English sources

A so called meter vector is introduced.

This is a so called "extrinsic" strategy.

The particular problem with the expansion to the south is that urbanization is invading a so-called Preservation Zone (Suelo de Conservacion) that represents a territory subject to preservation given its ecological value in terms of climate regulation, water recharge, forest communities, agricultural cultivation, and hilly landscape.

They helped found a group called Preservation Volunteers in 2002, when they were both hovering around 80.

This so called ridge preservation aims at the prevention of bone atrophy.

They face a well-organized, well-oiled and well-funded enterprise I refer to as Foreclosure Inc, It's a matrix of interconnected companies that profit handsomely from homeowner misery and they run the gamut from default mortgage servicers, legal "foreclosure mills" to so called property preservation specialists.

Prerequisites include not only biological material resources, but also a very well-organized preservation domain to be retained, so called biobank.

These regions would in turn be associated with visual field preservation at the very centre of vision, so called 'macular sparing', or in the far periphery.

Interestingly, the so called "nuage" material present in the Bb includes molecules involved in mitochondrial genome preservation [ 96].

In arid and semiarid habitats, plants typically develop local interactions involving so called facilitation: the presence of neighboring plants favors the establishment of others and the preservation of a healthy soil [ 9].

So call it a PR "resurgence" instead.