Sentence examples for limited preservation from inspiring English sources
Overall, one can conclude that systemic immune modulators without antigen-specific induction of tolerance or active immune regulation have showed the most robust yet temporarily limited preservation of β-cell function.
Type C tills are found under limited to zero deformation regimes and are melt-out tills of limited preservation potential.
The absence of Paleocene and older high-sulfidation epithermal deposits can be explained by limited preservation potential imposed by transpressional tectonics within overall contractile episodes and surface uplift.
The dominance of channel sands in the GS section, with limited preservation of floodplain deposits suggests that the area formed a major fluvial channel belt that was re-occupied multiple times over ~40 50 ka.
While overall retreat magnitude and rate remain unknown, roundness of terrace alluvium suggests that the most recent captures have locally produced tens of kilometers of retreat within the limited preservation lifetime of the deposits.
That the tephra has been preserved under grassland in the sites studied agrees with the observational information available for PNG which suggests very limited preservation of tephra under forest.
The heart of the disagreement is that plaintiffs don't want to limit preservation and risk losing helpful ESI to their case while defendants want to do less because they are wasting so much money broadly preserving ESI that is mostly irrelevant information.
The interior is traditional but, Mr. Lalor said, the house is not on any historical list, so alterations would not be limited by preservation regulations.
16, 69 L.Ed. 158 (1924 a context in which, in most instances, information is sought by a private party wholly for purpose of resolving a private disputeit is unlikely that the rationale of the privilege can be limited to preservation of official respect for the individual's integrity.
My fossil pick for this year are the twenty deceased common octopuses (Octopus vulgaris) and the twenty European squid (Loligo vulgaris) bought from a fish merchant in Bristol by the team behind the paper Buoyancy Mechanisms Limit Preservation of Coleoid Cephalopod Soft Tissues in Mesozoic Lagerstätten (Clements et al. 2016).
A combination of single-family zoning, height limits, preservation policies and growth boundaries have effectively formed velvet ropes around Manhattan, Hollywood, Silicon Valley and numerous similar areas.
