Sentence examples for preservation ability from inspiring English sources

We compared the preservation ability between the extracted isoform mixtures (NfeAFPs) and a recombinant single SP-isoform (RcNfeAFP6).

By contrast, Optisol GS™ and DMEM/F12 did not show good preservation ability, even though both of these media also contain Ca2+ and Mg2+.

In this study, the preservation ability of natural gas hydrate (NGH) with different particle size from 0.50 mm to 30 mm was investigated.

Recently, sorption thermal energy storage (STES) is perceived as a promising option for TES owing to the advantages of high energy storage density, long-term heat preservation ability and flexible working modes.

These measures include: generality, validity, completeness, Church Rosser property, complexity, best- and worst-choice approximation factors, (strict) solvability preservation, ability to deal with underconstrained systems, and ability to incorporate conceptual design decompositions specified by the designer.

Of an enhancement algorithm, the smaller DEave value means a better preservation ability for the overall content of the input image while improving its contrast [17].

In a study of conservation of human alternatively spliced genes in the mouse genome, we have demonstrated that conservation of cassette exons depends on their expression level (approximated by EST coverage) and their frame-preservation ability [ 8].

Over time, I've made peace with the blond beauties of my childhood, and see that they have some essential qualities she lacked: an instinct for self-preservation, an ability to laugh through the worst of it, toughness and self-respect — these might have helped Farrah Fawcett get by after her beauty faded and the crowd moved on.

By contrast, there is relative preservation of the ability to mount humoral immune responses.

The preservation of an ability to rebuild nuclear weapons, arrangements for inspection as a safeguard against cheating, and the presence of limited and balanced conventional weapons defensively arrayed would, writer thinks, be more than adequate to provide the requirements of deterrence in a world without nuclear weapons.

"Preservation of the ability of the executive branch to function efficiently requires respecting the confidentiality of communication among a president, a vice president, the president's other senior advisers and others," Mr. Cheney wrote in a letter dated Tuesday and released today.