It cannot be preserved well, as it loses all of its colorful glamour if dried, and it doesn't fare much better if boiled and stored in alcohol.
It is able to preserve well its volume, but not its form, so for the purposes of fracture reconstructions it should be always used in combination with a stable screw-plate osteosynthesis.
It is known that biopsy provides the sub-cellular resolution needed to confirm or rule out cancer presence, but since it does not preserve well the morphology of the tissue, cancer depth spreading based on biopsy results is not accurate.
I also think that our sector, robust and with a long history of evolution, not revolution, will continue to demonstrate excellence in the traditions that it preserves as well as the barriers it breaks down in driving progress.
Thus, one advantage of the Caputo-type difference is that it preserves the well-known property that differences of constant polynomials are the zero polynomials.
The draft plan should be measured by how well it preserves that switchyard, and how well, or how poorly, any alternative plan, or inaction, would get the same job done.
The evidence doesn't preserve well.
The color segmentation abstracts from fine details in the images while it preserves object boundaries well.
A second broad measure, ecosystem vitality, measures the health of fisheries, the amount of greenhouse gases a country pumps into the air and how well it preserves the diversity of its plants and animals.
