Sentence examples for more preserved from inspiring English sources

These waters, Dr. Ballard said, "probably held more preserved history than any other place in the world".

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"All the heritage – cultural, linguistic, musical, which is so rich – has been far more preserved in inland communities than it has been in the cities.

"There's a whole lot more preserved with fossils than we ever thought there was".

Both PACAP27 and PACAP38 protected against hepatic ischemia, accompanied by decreased serum alanine aminotransferase levels, more preserved hepatic morphology with less cell death signs and reduced inflammation [96].

So the culture is more preserved.

What's more, preserving the ice would be a way of saying that we do not have to accept environmental change, even when it looks inevitable.

Even more, preserving Nusantara Architecture is not only about maintained the tradition physically, but also the value.

This will likely reduce cost, time and more importantly preserve more lives of animal in the future.

There was more: "Preserving book, $8; opening grave, $8.10; candles, $4.63; chairs, $3; gloves, $2".

But if a spawning reef is largely repopulating itself, there may be a need for more preserves.