One of the great paradoxes of the digital age is how information has become both easy to preserve and easy to destroy or undermine.
The key enabling factor is the representation of (Q SAR models in the QsarDB data format, which makes it easy to preserve and share all relevant data, information and knowledge.
It's easy to preserve and maintain your newly seasoned pan.
The reagents for the IHC test for the identification of HER2 are relatively inexpensive, the technique is quick, results can be achieved using a conventional light microscope, and the resulting stained slides are easy to preserve and archive.
Statute reform is needed to make it easier to preserve farmland and limit urbanization.
Jim Thomas, who is fighting a huge blaze to the north of Boise, says it is much easier to preserve buildings these days, thanks to improved chemical foams and fire-retardant wrapping, which resembles tin foil.
Experienced sex workers respond that anonymity will be easier to preserve if she works independently, rather than through an agency, and warn her that she is entering a crowded market.
Borrowers will find it easier to preserve credit lines than if the bank had gone under.
Now it plays like an empty road that simply passes by for ever, with no cars.Surely digital media are easier to preserve, since they can be so easily copied?
In the early 1990s, a California family office executive named Patricia Soldano began lobbying on behalf of wealthy families to repeal the tax, which would not only save them money, but also make it easier to preserve their business empires from one generation to the next.
