Sentence examples for level of preservation from inspiring English sources

"We knew that calculus preserved microscopic particles of food and other debris but the level of preservation of biomolecules is remarkable — a microbiome entombed and preserved in a mineral matrix, a microbial Pompeii," another study researcher, Matthew Collins from the University of York, in England, said in a statement.

Mark Jackson, a Byzantine archaeologist at Newcastle University in England, who was not involved in the research, called the site "fantastic," and added,"This level of preservation under such deep layers of mud suggests an extremely well-preserved archive of information".

The high level of preservation and the general layout of the ruin are remarkable.

The same level of preservation was seen in a prehistoric mummy from northern Yemen.

"Even with two bodies in the same grave, the level of preservation can vary considerably," Dr. Goodwin said.

"It's such a funny thing as a performer that you're constantly trying to maintain a level of preservation so that you can do your job," Barnes said.

The lands in PADUS 1.1 are assigned conservation status codes that both denote the level of biodiversity preservation for each protected area, and indicate other natural, recreational and cultural uses.

In 1980, the western, coastal region of the island was federally designated as wilderness, offering the highest level of national preservation.

Surprisingly, for a given leakage period and level of energy preservation, the maximum energy stored per unit volume does not strongly depend on the capacitor configuration.

We discuss the possible causes behind the variation in the level of DNA preservation among the plankton groups investigated, as well as consequences for the use of using fossil DNA records in paleoecology studies.

A more effective data analytics methodology requires a lower level of privacy preservation.