Sentence examples for ordinarily preserved from inspiring English sources

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.

Since this cytokeratin pattern ordinarily is preserved during neoplastic transformation, ICC and the CC component of c-HCC-CC contain cytokeratin 19, while HCC does not (Osborn et al, 1986; Balaton et al, 1988; Johnson et al, 1988; Moll et al, 1992).

This is good for the exhibition: such items are more than ordinarily likely to be preserved, and here there are over 80, mostly from Britain.

Fred Korematsu "It is only natural that in times of crisis our government should tighten the measures it ordinarily takes to preserve our security.

The industry was created by a Mesolithic (Middle Stone Age) forest people, who settled along rivers and lakes left behind as the glaciers of the last Ice Age retreated; because their dwellings were generally at the edge of water, many products of the industry made of organic substances that ordinarily would not have survived have been preserved in waterlogged deposits.

In some cases of ontological reduction of Ks to K*s, we withhold application of the predicate 'K' to the K*s because not enough of what we ordinarily take to be true of the Ks is preserved by the reduction.

Except that here we do the reverse of what we would do ordinarily, which is to preserve life.

Many relics are preserved.

It should be preserved.

That must be preserved.

"That history, as preserved..