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We can assume that these were taken seriously by his opponents because some of his extant writings are only known today because they were preserved in Jain libraries.

Because they are preserved in salt, they should be rinsed before using.

But these bacterial tunnels are not seen in the bones of buried mummies, because they are preserved beforehand.

Many people with spinal cord injuries do it because they are preserving their lives.

CURED MEATS Many health-conscious people avoid cured meats like hot dogs and bacon because the nitrites with which they are preserved can react with naturally occurring amines to form nitrosamines.

DF: Well, because when someone dies young, they're preserved for all time in their youthful state.

Not because they are spoiled, but rather because they've been preserved to a state of inertness.

None of the fossils of those more-recent species of oviraptors include feathers, but those soft tissues are probably missing because they weren't preserved, not because they weren't there to begin with, the researchers contend.

It is also possible that soft-bodied invertebrates, such as polychaete worms, were eaten by marine reptiles, but they are not known in the stomach regions of marine reptiles fossils probably because they rarely are preserved as fossils.

Goldman wrote that the specimens in the USNM were rather more reddish, but their color may have been altered because they had been preserved in alcohol.

Of the various collections, 75 Rumanian paintings from the 19th and 20th centuries were damaged, although most of the works of Nicolae Grigorescu, an Impressionist who is regarded as Rumania's greatest painter, were preserved because they had been taken down earlier so that the exhibition room could be repainted.