Sentence examples for apparent preservation from inspiring English sources

However, our field observations of characteristic regolith bulges above and cavities below boulders that are lodged in the hillslope (braking blocks) contradict the apparent preservation of the regolith surfaces.

Bodies floated underwater in a state of apparent preservation.

While the pathogenesis is not fully understood, studies of brain irradiation in humans[4] and animals[5] suggest the loss of myelin sheaths with apparent preservation of axons.

Compared with electroporation, the higher cell viability (Fig. 3A) under sonification and the apparent preservation of post-sonification plasmid integrity (Fig. S1) were consistent with the much higher percentage of Taxas-red-transformed fluorescent cells observed under sonoporation (Fig. 1A).

Importantly, neurofilament integrity and organization of the axoplasm appeared normal; staining for MBP and neurofilament proteins in late post radiation rat and human samples confirmed a loss of myelin with apparent preservation of axons.

A potentially important observation in this study was the apparent preservation of some visual function in AAV-treated GM1 mice beyond 6 months of age, while age-matched untreated GM1 control mice did not respond to visual stimuli, as previously described [28].

Because of apparent rapid preservation by pulses of silica-bearing water, the Rhynie Chert preserves Early Devonian land plants in exquisite detail.

If urinary leak is the first apparent symptom, preservation of the upper urinary tract is the main goal of the surgeon.

Plain radiography (XR) tends to be normal in early gout, but in chronic gout, typically after 7 to 10 years, 'punched out' extramarginal, articular, or para-articular erosions may become apparent with typical preservation of the joint space and bone density [ 1].

She explores Valy's inner world, her psychology, characterized by a keen instinct for self-preservation (apparent in her clinging to the memory of a love that flourished in a time of freedom) and a desperation for escape.

Ultimately, Kuczynski argues, what the beauty junkie is pursuing, and what our culture values most, is not simply aesthetic improvement but the preservation of apparent youthfulness at any cost.