Sentence examples for greater preserved from inspiring English sources

Our study demonstrated that individuals with higher cognitive status at the start of ChEI therapy showed greater preserved IADL capacity over time and that those with a better IADL score at baseline exhibited a slower rate of cognitive decline.

1 20 The CPFE patients in those studies had greater preserved lung volume despite reduced DLco, reduced transfer coefficient for carbon monoxide (Kco) and hypoxaemia.

The greatest preserved feature of the city is its own urban fabric.

Swanage Railway Company chairman Peter Sills called it "the greatest preserved Southern Railway steam locomotive".

They are used for greater stability, preserving energy on powder, higher speeds and big air maneuvers.

"Making great preserves from superb California fruit is not a new idea, but Jessica … is very good at it, and her tiny, East Hollywood cafe exists to reanimate the flavors she preserves," wrote Gold of Sqirl.

Reminiscing in 1903 about life in New Zealand sixty or more years earlier, George Clarke describes how such a tapu grove of cabbage trees would attract huge numbers of pigeons: "About four miles from our house, there was a great preserve of wood pigeons, that was made as tapu as the native chiefs could devise.

Greater pressures are preserved in the area with less temperature reduction.

Everything was changing, and I thought, Wouldn't it be great to preserve this farm — have it all put back the way it was supposed to look".

"The fact is, we come up with all these great privacy preserving technologies, and no one gives a tinker's damn," he says.

Eye primer is great for preserving a long lasting smoky eye.