Sentence examples for preservation standpoint from inspiring English sources
From a preservation standpoint, even if he were to restore the house and sell it, a future owner could still demolish it, according to Jay DiLorenzo, president of the preservation league.
The microclimate was less hot and less dry after the roof change, which is more favorable from a preservation standpoint.
The roof change has enhanced the conditions in rooms 1 and 3 from a preservation standpoint, but they can be further improved to resemble those in room 2. For this purpose, several additional corrective measures are proposed.
Thus, the plan for the Olympic Village battled the growing belief that preserving the old hospital campus would be better from an urban planning and historic preservation standpoint, and also rose questions about financing the village.
That's a different discussion in the fact that this original thing that was created is something that is actually from a film preservation standpoint -- a thing of value and a thing that should be studied in the future and should be accessible.
With respect to survival outcome and also from an organ preservation standpoint some patients may benefit from a program excluding surgery since the pioneer publication of the Radiation Therapy Oncology Group (RTOG) [ 5] which showed that 26%95%5% confidence interval (CI): 15%–37%) of patients treated with CRT (as compared to radiation only) were still alive at 5 years [ 6].
But practically, from a self-preservation standpoint, they could well be quite right.
Biologists say more than 80 wolves are still living in Yellowstone, a healthy population from the standpoint of species preservation.
But from a practical standpoint, (recycling) is unlikely to get many students on the campuses constantly thinking about that or other preservation efforts," says McDonald.
From a neurological standpoint.
