Sentence examples for preserve for future study from inspiring English sources

There are much intent and purposes of visual representations in scientific practices, as for example to make a diagnosis, compare, describe, and preserve for future study, verify and explore new territory, generate new data (Pauwels 2006), or present new methodologies.

There are about 1,300 seed banks around the world, repositories in which plant seeds are preserved for future study and use.

Dr. Corkin arranged, too, to have his brain preserved for future study, in the same spirit that Einstein's was, as an irreplaceable artifact of scientific history.

The remaining slices were preserved for future studies at thicknesses of 2 to 3 μm.

Training programs are teaching men and women how to classify, interpret and translate the documents, as well as preserve them for future study.

Maybe the impact of concussion-related lawsuits and the reports of former players shooting themselves in the heart in order to preserve their brains for future study will be felt someday soon.

Samples will be preserved for future metabolomics studies.

This error rate was similar to previous published work and suggests the technology used may allow researchers to improve efficiency in data capture, add new measurements (i.e., surface area) to their modeling efforts, and digitally preserve tree root systems for future study.

Recently, research at the Department of Veterans Affairs brain bank, the largest in the country, revealed evidence of chronic traumatic encephalopathy (CTE) in the brains of eighty-seven oft of ninety-one former N.F.L. players, including Junior Seau and Dave Duerson, both of whom committed suicide by shooting themselves in the chest, preserving their damaged brains for future study.

A dispute continues on whether to preserve the smallpox virus itself for future study.

To determine the origins of 'Denisova 2' the team first performed a CT scan of the tooth to preserve its structure for future studies.