Sentence examples for less restoration from inspiring English sources

Protecting Trinidad's buildings is a struggle, as writer Judy Raymond explains: "Maintenance is not a word that you hear often here; far less restoration.

Comparisons with current blotch and line removal techniques show that the proposed corruption removal framework produces better removal and generates less restoration artifacts.

The longer the storage duration, the less restoration of volatile production was observed.

In conclusion, although the control group has presented less restoration failures, both treatments are similar in arresting the caries progression.

In a prior study, Lennon et al, report that compared to fee-for-service payment, capitation payment was associated with greater preventive services and less restorations for children[ 53].

Models of woodland expansion incorporating landscape topographic features may be practical for identifying windows of opportunity for less costly restoration.

He said the cemetery received no money for continuing care of the site, much less the restoration of an ornamental feature.

It had to be large, impressive, and preferably made of black leather, and when she found the perfect thing, on sale no less, at Restoration Hardware, she thought she'd scored a $4,500 coup.

The challenge is no less than restoration of millions of acres of monarch habitat.

Virtually all of their offices are mercury-free — many also mercury-safe (more on that later) — and most use what they feel are safer and less invasive restoration materials.

Scott claimed to have archaeological evidence for his work, but the Liverpool architect, Samuel Huggins argued in an 1868 address to the Liverpool Architectural Society, that the alterations were less like restoration and more like rebuilding.