Sentence examples for inadequate preservation from inspiring English sources

England stunk so bad that they further jeopardised the Amazon's biodiversity, threatening entire species with their wonky shooting and Phil Jagielka's inadequate preservation measures.

But as a result of inadequate preservation efforts, time was not kind to the original, which slowly decomposed until its form changed, its skin grew deeply wrinkled, and the solution in the tank turned murky.

The negative finding might have been caused by inadequate preservation, since the sample had been stored in glycerol solution at ambient temperature for up to 4 months before being refrigerated.

Most commonly applied procedures relying on SDS and/or on the trypsin enzyme demonstrated efficacy in the decellularizing yield but, in turn, revealed inadequate preservation of the valvular ECM.

Because of the poor quality of the extracted DNA, possibly due to inappropriate hair collection (e.g. insufficient hair roots and/or inadequate preservation), no results were obtained for BM2113, ETH003, ETH185 and ETH225 loci in the 35 Cr.

Of the 18 potential cases, seven were excluded from the study owing to inadequate pancreas preservation or sample size.

Because of incomplete and often inadequate fossil preservation, an absence of detailed morphology, unclear relationships, and unknown evolutionary trends, the Kalligrammatidae are poorly understood.

These results taken in conjunction would not support the withdrawal of HPV− older women from cervical screening, but need to be interpreted in light of the fact that use of stored (archived) specimens may have resulted in an underestimation of HPV infection rates at baseline due to inadequate DNA preservation.

It noted with concern the alarming waste of fishery products caused by the lack of facilities for, or inadequate methods of preservation, storage, transport or distribution.

Daniel Jones, a former committee staffer who led the torture inquiry, criticized the preservation as inadequate.

Other areas of relief in the head region might also represent appendages; the preservation is inadequate and the number of specimens too few to be sure.