Sentence examples for preservation for long from inspiring English sources

But the role of binary code in image-instantiation is just one of consistent preservation; preservation for long enough to permit reproduction.

Thus, including all arguments, we recommend using freeze drying as the preferred method of sample preservation for long distance shipping.

The re-publication of print materials really does make them more accessible and the extra copies helps to ensure preservation for the long term.

Characterization of soil corrosivity in archaeological sites is an important subject to understand the conservation conditions of archaeological bronze collections and helps conservators to prepare a conservation strategy for long term preservation of bronze objects.

The data further revealed that it does not matter how much solution is actually used for preservation, as long the amount seems clinically sufficient (the investigated amounts of PS range from 1,500-10,000 ml UW and 1,000-17,000 ml HTK).

Tissue samples are routinely formalin-fixed and paraffin-embedded (FFPE) for long term preservation.

Vitrification is a simple, low cost, and practical method for long term preservation of orchid seeds (Thammasiri, 2000).

Vitrification preservation is a promising approach for long term storage of biomaterials (e.g. cell suspension) by avoiding intracellular ice formation, and ultra-fast cooling is the key factor to achieve vitrification.

The supercooling of meat samples using the developed PEF and OMF combination technique led to the advanced designing of innovative food freezers for long term preservation of 'fresh-like' foods at subzero temperature.

CV026 was subcultured in Luria Bertani (LB) broth for maintenance and stored in slant medium or in lyophilized form for long term preservation.

But it turns out most cities are not good candidates for long-term preservation, for the simple reason that they're built on land, and on land the forces of erosion tend to win out over those of sedimentation.