Sentence examples for preservation I from inspiring English sources

In males, 13 of the 35 modules identified were strongly preserved in females but seven modules showed very weak preservation (i.e. unique to males) (Additional file 5).

The distinct laminations represent conditions favorable for preservation (i.e., no bioturbation).

Delays between the first appearance of walchian conifers in red beds (late Asturian) versus coal-bearing deposits (Saberian) supports the hypothesis that evolutionary innovations took place outside the windows of preservation, i.e. in well-drained, moisture-deficient areas.

In order to overcome this dilemma, the current surveillance systems should adopt improved privacy preservation (i.e. hiding people's face) mechanism while they are used for typical surveillance tasks.

Depending on your insurance, insurance may pay for the medicine, which they did in my case, but not the physician - unless - you are actually trying to get pregnant right now (insurance will often assist fertility efforts in the moment, but not help out with fertility preservation (i.e. the term for egg freezing) costs.

The influence of bacteria on extraordinary preservation (i.e. lagerstatten) has been discussed [23] [27].

For determination of markers of altered brain metabolism such as lactate or crystalline creatine microdeposits that accurately reflect the in vivo state and for determination of thiol redox as close as possible to the in vivo state, rapid cryo-preservation (i.e., decapitation into liquid nitrogen) and analyses of frozen hydrated sections under cryogenic conditions is essential.

"Have you no sense of self-preservation?" I asked.

Then in the interests of self-preservation, I went online to pare back my next Spud order.

With no real rearward visibility but a yen for self-preservation, I surrendered and handed the car over to a teammate, Patrick Hespen.

According to this view, probability logic is just a particular kind of many-valued logic, and probabilistic validity boils down to "truth preservation": truth (i.e., probability 1) carries over from the premises to the conclusion.