Sentence examples for preservation for more from inspiring English sources

Several specimens were used after preservation for more than one year, while the longest period of preservation of a specimen used was 649 days or 1.7 years.

It has been theorized that since actin dynamics may account for up to 50% of ATP turnover in resting cells, a change in cytoskeletal structure to a less dynamic form may reflect a decrease in the energy state of the cell or possibly represent a form of ATP preservation for more crucial activities [ 90].

From 10 January 2011, the company's new general manager, Will Lewis, sent a sequence of instructions asking for the preservation of more messages in connection with an internal inquiry which he was leading into Ian Edmondson, who, the jury has heard, had been suspended the previous month from his job as the News of the World's assistant editor.

"One could comfortably argue", Watkins wrote in 1985 on the occasion of the society's 50th anniversary, "that Robert Marshall was personally responsible for the preservation of more wilderness than any individual in history".

Hemiarthroplasty is a potentially attractive alternative to knee replacement for young, active patients, as it allows preservation of more bone stock for potential revisions.

Planned landmark preservation status allows for more variety of uses on a building, including a change of zoning from single-family to office to preserve the building.

"We've always advocated for more preservation because it costs less, and because preserving apartments typically makes them more available to lower-income households than new construction," said Tom Waters, a housing policy analyst at the Community Service Society of New York, an advocacy group for the poor.

The absence of the brain, as in the case of Phineas Gage, and the deformation of Leborgne's brain due to preservation in a jar for more than 150 years posed difficulties when we tried to map the real extent of the lesion (Clark et al. 2003).

Here, annual per hectare payments vary from 98 BRL for natural regeneration to 152 BRL for forest preservation and more than 2,332 BRL for new forest plantations for a time period over five years (Ecosystem Marketplace [2010]).

After the nutrients have been exhausted, another trait, viz. the trait for early energy preservation, becomes more beneficial for the bacterium survival.

The use of Hamilton's formulation of the equations of motion leads to two immediate consequences, the conservation of energy and the preservation of phase space volumes; for more discussion, see sections 6.6 and 6.7 of Lanczos 1986.