Sentence examples for considered preserved from inspiring English sources

The discussion is taking place at both the local and global levels: How small can a fragment of an ecosystem be and still function in all its richness, and thus be considered preserved?

The systolic ventricular function was measured by transthoracic echocardiography and was considered preserved if ejection fraction was ≥ 0.50.

These atom pairs define a set of local distances L. A distance is considered preserved in the model M if it is, within a certain tolerance threshold, the same as the corresponding distance in.

The distance is considered preserved if it falls within the interval defined by the minimum and the maximum reference distances or if it lies outside of the interval by less than the predefined length threshold.

For the assessment, the corresponding distance in the model is considered preserved, when it falls inside the acceptable range or outside of it by less than a predefined threshold offset.

Membrane expression of E-cadherin or β-catenin was considered preserved when staining of cancer cells was as strong as that of normal glands, and the proportion of positive cancer cells in each section was more than 90%.

In Chicago, tearing down a building and re-erecting its facade is considered preserving it.

Describing the dress, which they never considered preserving in mothballs, Mr. Parent wrote in an e-mail: "It's in the back of a closet hanging with the boy's shirts.

One may, for instance, consider preserved automaticity as a highly valuable resource for speech therapy.

They also need to consider preserving capital for a time when prices may be lower and opportunities more attractive.

Dr. Broadnax said he would consider preserving the facade and some of the plastic countertops if the college can afford it.