Sentence examples for because of preservation from inspiring English sources

Most importantly, the presence of plant groups is very significant but the relative abundance is not easily interpreted because of preservation and disturbance.

Chairman of the Friends of Plymbridge Woods, Arthur Ainslie, said: The Friends of Plymbridge Woods – newly formed – object on the grounds that mountain bikes in this ancient woodland are totally wrong because of preservation of the wildlife and nature within the woods and because it makes it unsafe for other people within the woods.

Because of preservation needs historical structures cannot be analysed through invasive technique.

Cell packets are formed because of preservation of the parental walls (Graham et al., 2012, fig. 3c).

Eight long-term (>1.5 years) studies with TZDs (70, 82, 81– 92) (Fig. 6) have demonstrated that, after initial decline in HbA1c, durability of glycemic control is maintained because of preservation of β-cell function in T2DM patients.

The lack of phantom pain because of preservation of the sciatic nerve may indeed argue for inclusion of rotationplasty in the salvage options proposed to non-oncological patients with a history of recurrence of infection and extended bone loss following TKA.

Ida is special because of where she seems to fit into our ancestral family tree and because of her state of preservation.

Charcoal fragments in soils are useful to reconstruct past vegetation because the level of preservation is often good enough to determine the tree genus.

"Other sorts of chemical reactions may be at work, because this type of preservation isn't limited to arthropods," he says.

Because of their varied state of preservation and also because of the difficulties in creating relative chronologies, dating woodland boundaries is a very challenging task.

Because of the variety of preservation styles (e.g., coal ball permineralizations, compressions/impressions, casts/molds) in which they are recorded, we have an excellent picture of the arborescent lycopsids that dominated peat-forming and clastic swamps of the Carboniferous.