Sentence examples for be partially preserved from inspiring English sources

The response to hyperventilation seems to be partially preserved.

If the non-reduced HPAs (whatever their structure) are decomposed on alumina, the reduced ones could be partially preserved even after calcination, leading to the synthesis of more efficient catalysts.

An advantage of delivering donor cells via subretinal injection method is that the therapeutic material is placed directly in the space where the defective RPE cells or degenerating photoreceptors are targeted, and in this fashion both photoreceptors and visual function can be partially preserved [17], [18], [19].

Yet, contrary to NREM2, the NREM1 stage is sometimes regarded as an ambiguous transitory state in which awareness and responsiveness might be partially preserved [ 1, 7, 23].

With regard to the expiratory musculature, the strengthening of the pectoralis major muscle may be useful (C5 C7 innervation, its function may be partially preserved), because the clavicular part helps expiration.

Parent rocks may be only partially reconstituted so that the original mineralogy and sedimentary bedding are partially preserved.

A Coptic version of the Gospel of Mary is partially preserved in the Berlin Codex 8502, and there are two earlier Greek fragments from the 3rd century.

It is partially preserved in The Book of the Dun Cow (c. 1100) and is also found in The Book of Leinster (c. 1160) and The Yellow Book of Lecan (late 14th century).

In the saprolite mottled clay layer (MCL), the micaschist architecture is partially preserved.

Some rooms have been partially preserved by the 15m (49ft) of ash and solidified lava that covered the house.

The multilayer character of the films was partially preserved only for films grown with the substrate at floating potential and low substrate rotation speed.