Sentence examples for little preservation from inspiring English sources

Proximal areas are characterised by amalgamated coarse, pebbly and sandy channel deposits with little preservation of overbank facies.

Since then the little preservation activity on the street has included the conversion in 1993 of the old Foster House at No. 54 into the Inn at Irving Place.

There is little preservation of transitional forms between the two periods.

Critics said that too much of the money, to be spent over five years, would go for road building and tourist buildings, and too little to preservation and research.

And we connect Russell's statement, thanks to Denis Donoghue, to this one, by Locke: "I cannot but observe how little the preservation and improvement of truth and knowledge is the care and concern of mankind, since the arts of fallacy are endowed and preferred".

Another Roth IRA plus: There is no mandatory withdrawal age, which makes it a nice little wealth preservation vehicle.

Although conservation of certain domains is clear, such as the sarcin ricin loop and helix 45 of the SSU [17], there is little overall preservation of actual nucleotide sequence or even base composition [18].

A little self-preservation is in order.

The nightmare, he said, would be "an intensive housing development with little or no preservation or another golf course".

"This is an opportunity to redress an oversight in an area where there's little collection and preservation," said Patrick Loughney, head of the moving image section of the library, which oversees the film and TV archives.

Heerlein et al. [ 43] recently found that hypoxia exposure significantly decreased Na+-K+ ATPase related oxygen consumption and indicated that inhibition of the Na+-K+ ATPase by hypoxia contributed little to energy preservation in hypoxia.