Sentence examples for much better preserved from inspiring English sources

The interior of Malakula was little visited by Europeans until well into the 20th century, and, as a result, indigenous traditions there have been much better preserved than elsewhere in Vanuatu.

Our results seem to confirm that the neuromuscular coupling is much better preserved during NAVA than during PSV.

Similarly, the mask and the objects behind in "Orbit" are much better preserved, while the noise is uniformly removed.

The unique weather and isolation conditions of Dome C allowed us to recover micrometeorites that are much better preserved than those extracted from blue ice fields.

In DMEMpr−, both tissue architecture and cellular heterogeneity were much better preserved: epithelial cells showed a more columnar shape, and stroma was very well conserved, maintaining cell density.

Again, it can be seen that the highly oscillatory regions (strips of the various thickness in the right upper corner) are much better preserved in the case of the proposed algorithm, than in the case of baseline algorithms.

The demand usually comes from politicians; but surely this is their job, which they could do much better – by preserving the institutions the British are most proud of, for example (the BBC and the NHS come to mind), or by making the country something we can be (even) prouder of in the future.

This fund is much better at preserving capital in bear markets than making big gains in bull markets: Its long-term ratings by Forbes for bull and bear markets are D and A+, respectively.

Lignac, who is 59, is better preserved.

"Smaller but better preserved, certainly less crowded.

Another skeleton, better preserved, was even larger.