Sentence examples for aggressive preservation of from inspiring English sources

New research from UC Berkeley's Urban Displacement Project stresses the need for the production of both market-rate and subsidized housing, along with aggressive preservation of affordable units and protection for tenants, to resolve the San Francisco Bay Area's housing affordability crisis.

In the JIA cohort, 15.5% ((344 + 105) / 2,892) of children required methotrexate for aggressive preservation of joint function and control of disease process.

Controlling a child's genetic makeup, even to preserve what some would consider a disease, is the latest tactic of parents in an increasingly globalized society where identity seems besieged and in need of aggressive preservation.

Political parties grew up along the issues of aggressive expansion and preservation of peace; the former policy was embraced by the Blacks (Neri; the rich merchants), the latter by the Whites (Bianchi; the lesser citizens).

After 6 hours of sepsis, animals treated with aggressive fluid infusionshowed less peritubular congestion, preserved mesangial space and lower areas with hyaline degenerations and better preservation of the tubular lumen compared to sepsis without aggressive overhydrating.

"This environment demands that we carefully balance our aggressive pursuit of gains with the protection and preservation of investment capital during periods of market turmoil," Mr. Griffin wrote.

Management remains controversial, with some authors advocating conservative treatment with preservation of midline structures and others, aggressive extensive en bloc resection.

The most effective methods of stone processing that protect the stone surface and maximum preservation of gloss and lightness for different aggressive environments were determined.

The live animals treated with the aggressive fluid showed less peritubularmicrovesselscongestion compared to S8, better preservation of the mesangial space, minor hyaline degeneration, and less cell death in deeper regions of the cortexafter a month of recovery.

Treatment of borderline tumours can be less aggressive than treatment of invasive tumours, especially if the preservation of fertility is important.

The decision between surveillance and treatment remains a clinical one; however, use of prognostic models may help guide the decision between more aggressive therapy vs avoidance of therapy-related complications and preservation of quality of life.