Sentence examples for ideal preservation from inspiring English sources

The number of three dimensions was chosen to keep the stress value for dimensional downscaling below the recommended threshold of 0.1 for an ideal preservation of the original distances between samples (Clarke 1993).

Under ideal preservation conditions (neutral pH, low temperature, no oxygen) the study of pollen DNA allows studying past demographic events by analyzing neutrally evolving regions of the organelle genome, such as microsatellites and introns [ 10, 11].

The trio examined the extinction rates of marine bivalves--including clams, oysters, mussels, and scallops--whose tough, calcium-carbonate-based shells make them ideal for preservation.

3 5 mm thick pieces, and immediately submerged in 10% neutral buffered formalin for fixation and embedding in paraffin, or stabilized in RNAlater solution (QIAGEN GmbH, Hilden, Germany), for reference samples with ideal RNA preservation, respectively.

That ensures survival of the fittest, but ultimately of only one fittest -- not an ideal species-preservation goal.

When they are recognized as both, that is the ideal atmosphere for preservation".

That reflects the longtime preservation ideal that any new building should represent "our time," usually by being modernist in style.

Specifically designed osteotomy and osteoplasty inserts move with linear microvibrations (60 to 210 μm), which are ideal for the preservation of the Schneiderian membrane.

Gelb and colleagues evaluated PTEN staining in 26 breast cancers by investigating storage at RT on uncoated slides, RT with coated slides, 4° uncoated slides and 4°C with coated slides and show that the latter is ideal for antigen preservation after 4 months [12].

Thus, proton therapy is ideal when organ preservation is a priority.

Rather, the difficulties arise from her presentation of a scenario in which the central players are motivated by grand ideals -- the preservation of Israel or of its honor, or the creation of a Palestinian state.