Sentence examples for aims of preservation from inspiring English sources
There's an obvious dichotomy in these twin aims of preservation and access: tourists spoil things.
This represents a powerful tool for restores and scholars with the aim of preservation and fruition of artefacts.
In sum, neck treatment had to be considered as conservative with the aim of preservation of functions.
Since these aims can be combined with efforts to preserve outstanding grave architectures and allow access to visitors, our study indicates ways of reconciling conflicting aims of heritage preservation and biodiversity conservation, a promising perspective for biodiversity conservation in culturally shaped urban landscapes.
It is a debate between the competing aims of historic preservation and modern development, between a multifaith history and the increasing sway of Islam, particularly the Shiite branch, whose clerics have their own designs for the site.
To achieve the aim of hearing preservation, different studies with variable concepts and results have been published [ 1– 3].
These trials had the aim of demonstrating preservation of the underlying endosteum while bone tissue is removed.
The risk of burnout is highest at a young age and during the first working years; it seems as if personal maturation, protective psychological mechanisms and a selection of robust health-care professionals with realistic aims and preservation of work energy takes place with increasing age and work experience [ 8, 9, 21].
The proposed management for relapsed clubfeet aims at preservation of pain-free joints in an aligned foot for the young patients.
The preservation score aims to assess the level of preservation between the training and testing datasets for a gene set (i.e., a GO_BP term) and is typically measured based on both density and connectivity patterns among the genes [ 29].
Understanding the contribution of physical fitness components to functional performance facilitates the development of adequate exercise interventions aiming at preservation of function and independence of older people.
