Sentence examples for i preservation from inspiring English sources
For the tentorial tumors, the superior petrosal veins could not be preserved in all except one case with Type I (preservation rate 25%%).
The clusters at sites 18E02 and 17E04-B represenTypepe I preservation; both are interpreted as in situ egg clutches, each produced by a single individual.
The first network (Fig. 3A and Table S7) is centered on nodes of genes involved in the morphological and functional integrity of synapses (Homer, Homer I), preservation of cholinergic activity (ESR1), and gene expression (EP300).The second network (Figure 3B and Table S8) shows nodes involved in apoptosis (CDH1) and cell motility (G-actin).
These objectives include the (i) preservation of religion, (ii) preservation of life, (iii) preservation of genealogy or parentage, (iv) preservation of the mind and health, and (v) the preservation of property.
Specifically, our project offers two distinct services: I) a preservation service, in which datasets are digitally preserved, and kept externally inaccessible, and II) a publication service, in which datasets receive a DOI and are accessible, free of costs, through our site [4,5].
The superior petrosal vein complex could be completely preserved in all patients except for the one having a Type I vein (preservation rate 88%%).
I appreciate preservation.
Elevated Cardiac Troponin I in Preservation Solution Is Associated With Primary Graft Dysfunction.
At this point, I think preservation is a lost cause," said Gingold of Sherman Oaks.
Well-established standard surgical techniques of TLND were considered as standard of care (modified neck dissection, axillary dissection including nodal levels I III with preservation of the pectoralis minor muscle, ilioinguinal dissection).
Indications of oocyte vitrification may be distributed in three distinct groups including (i) fertility preservation for medical or social reasons (Tulandi et al., 2008; Homburg et al., 2009); (ii) establishment of oocyte banks for donation programs (Cobo et al., 2008); and (iii) infertility treatment, to replace embryo cryopreservation.
