Sentence examples for much less preservation from inspiring English sources

Significant overlap may result in much less preservation of the membranous urethra.

While this, in some cases, does produce the required result (a playable copy) it does not produce a high-quality playable copy, much less a preservation copy.

The results of the experiments proved that across all tested variants, the profile with the lower shelf temperature was much less effective regarding preservation of S-HBsAg VLPs.

Reef preservation, much less recovery, is a daunting challenge.

"Once you have copyright, you have total control; there's very little room in the copyright law even for preservation, much less reissuing material". Generally, rights owners like Sony BMG have reissued on CD only a small portion of the recordings they control.

Such changes presumably have much less deleterious effects due to preservation of the gene locations relative to replication and other cellular processes.

Meanwhile, the fundus for IV-5 showed less severe chorioretinal atrophy and much less bone-spicule pigment deposits, with preservation of the central macula, which suggests an earlier disease stage for IV-5 than IV-2.

However, after 25 months preservation of the tephra was much less complete.

Most preservation battles are considered successful with much less.

In small, much less large companies like Microsoft, politics, power and self-preservation often rule.

But if you talk to both peoples about compromise, they are much less forthcoming". The negotiators say any agreement will include a protocol on the protection and preservation of cultural monuments.