Sentence examples for preserve better from inspiring English sources

Very preliminary interpretations of charring experiments using real fire instead of a muffler furnace suggest that whilst rice grain does not necessarily preserve better than some other crops, it does have greater visibility when the husk is taken into account.

Although details of these charring experiments are discussed elsewhere (Castillo unpublished), the main conclusions are as follows: All three cereals preserve better when hulled, and rice disintegrates to an unidentifiable state when naked grains are charred.

To preserve better the contrast information in this bright zone, the logarithm curve will be applied instead of circular curve because the logarithm now gives more moderate gain than circular curve.

To make the dried fruit taste better, look prettier, and preserve better, companies add chemicals and sugar to this once healthy option.

The resultant amplicon is expected to give an equal coverage of the original genetic material and therefore preserve better the composition of original DNA sample.

12– 15 However, additional prospective studies are needed to elucidate other risk factors and molecular and cellular pathogenic mechanisms, discover new pharmacologic agents, improve eye health, and preserve better vision and quality of life.

Both noted that the paint surface was very well preserved — better than could be assumed at first glance because a layer of old varnish concealed the subtle tonalities.

While schoolchildren crammed into crowded classrooms and poor families lost medical coverage, public employees preserved better benefits than those in many other states and did far better than private-sector workers.

At the same time, pellet-like morphology could be preserved better.

The lateral moraine was preserved better and more accurately represents the original shape of the moraine.

Although the first BT method injects more spatial details, the second one preserves better the spectral details.