Sentence examples for as being intact from inspiring English sources

The perception of a landscape as being intact, variegated, fragmented or relictual [sensu Conservation Biology 13 (1999)] will depend on the capacity of individual species to utilise modified habitat.

For unexplained reasons, the altarpiece was dismantled some time after 1649, when it was last recorded as being intact.

Thinner tendons but with full continuity were defined as being intact.

Only those phages that PHAST determined as being intact were further analyzed.

The long head of the biceps muscle was classified as being intact or torn.

The tendons were assessed as being intact, having a partial-thickness tear, or having a full-thickness tear.

The wisdom or truth at the heart of them is what matters and, as long as that is intact the externals can be changed.

The demon was warned that he could drink from the bowl as long as it was intact.

Cultured tobacco cells respire with a relatively constant rate as long as they are intact, which can be monitored using an oxygen electrode.

"As long as the stick is intact, the marriage is intact".

Insects reproduce quickly, and they'll do fine as long as their habitat is intact.