Sentence examples for failure of preservation from inspiring English sources
Considering that the stratigraphic record indicates that by the Early Maastrichtian (~70 mya) ariids were already widely distributed [see [ 7]: Fig. seventeen part 2], the origin of the group might be older, implying a failure of preservation and/or detection of ancient fossils.
Good results along this line were obtained by Mikulicz, Helferich, Lenz, and Riegner, and, with this knowledge, Chlumsky concludes that in large joints this procedure is not possible, either through failure of preservation of the interposed part or on account of technical difficulties.
Brad Cloepfil's bland redesign — which somehow suggests the technological polish of a desktop computer — will stir no such emotions, except as a potent symbol of the failure of the preservation process in this city.
However, radiotherapy may destroy the fertility of those patients who underwent RAT, resulting in the failure of fertility preservation.
Mr. Muschamp brilliantly underscored the failure of the Landmarks Preservation Commission to connect the dots of preservation, history and culture.
I say this not to discount the value of preservation, but to point up the failure of architects to respond with sufficient urgency to a crisis that preservation alone cannot resolve.
The Singer Building's demolition is considered by some to be one of the greatest failures of the early preservation movement.
Memory is an act of preservation.
Its state of preservation amazed them.
"Your lack of preservation is outrageous.
