Sentence examples for normally preserved from inspiring English sources

Pods are not normally preserved, and germination characters are cryptic in rarely preserved seed coats (Butler, 1989).

Ancient sediment-preserved DNA studies could reveal the former presence of taxa not normally preserved in the fossil record such as soft-bodied insects.

Under this maximum definition certain subdisciplines may be included under the overall canopy of epigraphy: notably numismatics, which concerns itself with legends on coins and medals, and papyrology, the study of a special type of perishable record that is normally preserved only in the dry climate of Egypt and in adjacent desert regions.

These were produced by detritivorous, herbivorous, and faunivorous soil arthropods as well as plant roots and represent soil communities not normally preserved as body fossils that were living within a heterogeneous alluvial environment.

The non-frozen sediment DNA approach appears to have great potential for recording the former presence of insect taxa not normally preserved as macrofossils and opens new frontiers in research on ancient biodiversity.

During adaptive RVH, cardiac output, RV filling pressures and exercise capacity are normally preserved with minimal RV dilatation and fibrosis.

But others are skeptical, pointing out that sandstone doesn't normally preserve soft tissue.

Mäkinen et al. [ 27] noted that among the multiple copies of MSMB in New World monkeys, the second intron is more highly conserved than the exons and there is no bias towards substitutions in the third nucleotide of codons, which normally preserve amino acid identity.

Because wood is not ordinarily preserved for so long, "these finds provide a wonderful look at a normally invisible aspect of Paleolithic technology," says archaeologist Steve Kuhn of the University of Arizona, Tucson.

They could pay American workers at least $15 an hour, and provide opportunities for high-performing employees to share in some of the skyrocketing profits that were normally only preserved for executives and wealthy shareholders.

In addition, most dinosaurs are known solely from bones and can only be evaluated from a morphological standpoint, whereas extant species often have very similar skeletal morphology but differ in other ways which would not normally be preserved in the fossil record, such as behavior, or coloration.