When such objects are better preserved away from their native lands, the case against return is decisive.
These newly discovered works are better preserved than those from the Pasto collection more colourful, more vibrant and on crisper paper.
Increasingly better preserved glacial landscapes from the Mid Pleistocene and onwards expose intimate relationships between super imposed landforms, stratigraphy and glacial tectonic architecture.
Other groups (for example, the Amish in North America or certain immigrant groups across host societies), believing that their particular cultural practices are better preserved by remaining separate from mainstream society, tend to cluster geographically and residentially.
The unique weather and isolation conditions of Dome C allowed us to recover micrometeorites that are much better preserved than those extracted from blue ice fields.
Since miRs are better preserved, and can be obtained from FFPE tissue, they may be a better choice for expression studies when using FFPE samples [ 11]. miR expression has been examined in FFPE and fresh-frozen tissue specimens.
The development of cryo-electron microscopy (cryoEM) was a major breakthrough that demonstrated that biological specimens, including cells and "single particles," could be better preserved in vitrified water solutions, free from crystallization and staining artifacts (Dubochet et al. 1981 , 1988, in a close-to-native state.
Thus, while patients with semantic dementia may have a better preserved episodic learning capacity, they may still benefit from EL.
A large proportion of L3s was recovered from soil where fitness was also better preserved than on grass.
In contrast, those with asymptomatic OH may have better preserved autoregulation centrally and therefore no symptoms of hypoperfusion from reduced CBF, despite clinically significant drops in BP during standing.
