Sentence examples for evidence preserved from inspiring English sources

This is the main thread of historical geology an ordered sequence of geologic events whose occurrence and relative ages have been inferred from evidence preserved in the rocks.

David Raskin, chief of the terrorism unit in the United States attorney's office in Manhattan, suggested in court this summer that his office would seek to have the evidence preserved.

"When I realised that it was about physical evidence preserved in those layers, I thought, 'OK, this is real.'" The story was so big, Balog couldn't avoid it any longer.

The revival of this period was both economic and cultural, but there is less archaeological evidence preserved than for earlier times because the economic centre of the country was now the delta, where conditions for the preservation of ancient sites were unfavourable.

My legislation would establish fair procedures with regard to rape kits, including: the right not to be charged any fees related to the forensic medical examination; the right to have sexual assault evidence preserved for the entire statute of limitations period; the right to be informed of the results of these medical exams; and the right to written notice prior to destruction of a rape kit.

Numerous studies have focused on geochemical evidence preserved as biomarkers that point to global euxinic or anoxic marine conditions [19 22].

The fortification possesses early evidence of preserved defensive architecture, as evidenced from the plethora of scattered finds from within and around the settlement.

Evidence for the end of the domestication process is better, with both a growing quantity of archaeobotanical evidence and preserved field systems.

"We are very keen to ensure evidence is preserved, protected and collected... for future accountability".

That is to say, not all the evidence so preserved is unusable, but it needs handling in special ways.

The plan was to drill down about forty feet, where a trove of molecular evidence was preserved in what they expected to be century-old ice.