Sentence examples for bad preserved from inspiring English sources

"Our strategy, good and bad, preserved the investor money, and we are very hopeful they will get much more than what they invested back," he told the magazine.

So, an extra DNA purification step could be included for bad preserved blood samples.

And in bad markets, preserving capital becomes the priority.

Big banking regulation preserved big banks and pressures local banks, who did not lend bad money in the housing bubble.

Cleaved Caspase-3 and MMP-9 expression was reduced, whereas Bcl-2 and p-Bad was markedly preserved by rosiglitazone.

I really worry about kids in their teens and twenties, as good judgement comes from experience... we always survived our indiscretions, their bad judgements will be preserved online.

‡1-month delay between the field and the laboratory and preserved in bad conditions.

In the present study, we found that DRP1 inhibition significantly increased Bad S112 phosphorylation and preserved Bcl-xL protein expression in the retina of glaucomatous D2 mice.

The early women cookbook writers were basically writing down notes: how to cure a bad cough or preserve vegetables, mingled with day-to-day baking and cooking.

Yet to actively work to preserve bad convictions, and to work to keep information about those cases from becoming public, is another matter entirely.

If some primitive cultures believe that photos have the power to steal your soul, other primitive people like me believe that even bad pictures can preserve good memories.