Sentence examples for expected to be preserved from inspiring English sources
What's certain also is that he expected to be preserved; every jam-packed small card touchingly begins with the full date — Oct. 24.
A spokesperson for Queen Mary said: "It is understood that Joseph Merrick expected to be preserved after his death, with his remains available for medical education and research.
However, the harmonic relationship of low frequencies is expected to be preserved more than Std mapping.
It will be added to until 2019, and is then expected to be preserved by the National Library.
Namely, this polymer electrolyte enables writing and erasing at high temperature due to high ionic conductivity, and the image is expected to be preserved without change and spreading at ambient temperature due to low ionic conductivity.
Namely, this polymer electrolyte enables writing and erasing at high temperature due to high ionic conductivity, and the image is expected to be preserved without change at ambient temperature due to very low ionic conductivity.
Under normal circumstances, mitochondrial electron transport chain (ETC) complexes are present at the inner mitochondrial membrane in a defined stoichiometry, where the relative abundance of complexes I, III and IV is expected to be well preserved [50], [51].
In addition, the amplitude of evoked potentials is reduced in axonal degeneration, whereas it would be expected to be relatively preserved in demyelinating lesions.
The functions expected to be impaired (or preserved) given the history (e.g. alcohol misuse), or the suspected profile of impairment (e.g. Wernicke-Korsakoff Syndrome) were important considerations in choosing an assessment, to ensure the relevant functions were covered.
The signs "the morning star" and "Venus" have different senses, we are not replacing a sense by a sense equal to it, and so should not expect truth to be preserved.
If the lateral frontal cortex is functionally segregated as suggested, one would expect this to be preserved across individuals.
