Sentence examples for preservation may have from inspiring English sources

We hypothesized that neuromuscular junction (NMJ) preservation may have been involved in the improved neuromuscular function in the systematically delivered group (Supplementary Material, Fig. S8).

The type of specimen tested, the timing of sample collection, (i.e., acute versus convalescent phase) the method of specimen collection, as well as the method of sample preservation may have substantial impact on the results obtained from a diagnostic test.

But the utilities' argument for self-preservation may have reached its limit.

"And our side was outspent considerably". But the utilities' argument for self-preservation may have reached its limit.

"The preservation movement may have grown out of people worried about the destruction of Beaux Arts buildings, but the older generation needs to realize the grounds of battle are shifting".

Although shale in the brittle zone is characterized by "good" brittleness and compressibility, extensional fractures may occur under tectonic stress during uplift and erosion; thus, preservation conditions may have been destroyed, resulting in great loss of free gas in the shale.

3 In addition to lowering blood glucose, GLP-1 agonists also contribute to weight loss, promote beta-cell preservation, and may have a role in beta-cell regeneration.

Based on the correlation of chlorite content with surface porosity and sample porosity in this study, it was concluded that the development of chlorite did not play a positive role in the reservoir porosity preservation and it may have influenced dissolution, to a certain extent.

Large-scale gene expression profiling of human brain samples is limited by the frequently poor quality of preserved material, and inconsistencies between specimens in term of tissue dissection and preservation, factors which may have contributed to inconsistent or discrepant results in efforts to replicate gene expression profiling studies of neuropsychiatric phenotypes (9, 16– 16).

Preservation may once have been "a hedge against development [but] now it is development".

Many young cancer patients desiring fertility preservation may not have access to the technologies used for Assisted Medical Procreation such as embryo or oocytes cryopreservation because of their oncological context and/or personal situation.