Sentence examples for e preservation from inspiring English sources

The main advantages of this technique include: a) in vivo sampling; b) reproducible sampling; c) ease of execution; d) simultaneous assays of different leaf portions, and e) preservation of plant material for further "omic" studies.

Another relevant pesticide may also be ortho-phenylphenol, which is used as a fungicide in agriculture and as a wood preservative, and also has a wide variety of industrial applications (e.g., preservation of glues, plastic additives in flame retardants, disinfectant in hospitals) (LANXESS Corp. 2010).

He is involved with Scott Atran in work on the relationships between understanding of the natural world (especially ecological knowledge) and environmentally-relevant behaviors (e.g. preservation or destruction of rainforest).

Appropriate design tools must consider their sustainability in terms of: (a) potential displacement of fossil fuels and materials, (b) mitigation of environmental impacts, (c) renewability, (d) economic feasibility, (e) biodiversity preservation, and (f) social responsibility.

If lactation exerts other effects (e.g., preservation of β-cell function) that are independent of adiposity, then the reduction in type 2 diabetes may be even greater.

Plenary Sessions explored topics in Preserving Multimedia Objects, e-Journal Preservation, Certification, and National Efforts in Digital Preservation.

"The R.N.C. has had an e-mail preservation policy for White House staffers," Mr. Snow said.

The commercial's narrator says the product is for "certain businesses," without making clear which ones must worry about e-mail preservation.

One of the administration's former computer experts, Steven McDevitt, has admitted to Congress that the e-mail preservation system is "primitive" and that "the risk that data would be lost was high".

Because formaldehyde displays nonspecific reactivity for proteins and nucleic acids (Grafstrom et al. 1983), it has been used classically in the fixation of biological specimens, preservation (e.g., stabilization of starch-derived adhesives), viscosity stabilization, and disinfection (e.g., room sterilization ).

(e), relating to preservation of records by photography, as (f).