But almost no one can — and the reality is that good housing that will alleviate the San Francisco problem will probably look more like Roosevelt Island than like the West Village, simply because more Roosevelt Islands can be built for many, and the West Village can be preserved for only a few.
Although Leu2a immunoreactivity was preserved for only 12 h, CLA and UCHL-1 immunoreactivity was retained for at least 72 h (Pelstring et al. 1991).
Furthermore, the donor button in this case was preserved for only 51 hours prior to transplantation, an insufficient amount of time for the epithelial cells to have migrated over the scleral rim and onto the posterior corneal surface [ 19].
These books are valuable not only because they preserve for us centuries of Israelite experience and thought, but also because they transmit much that was received from neighboring cultures whose literary heritage was not preserved," Hoffner said.
A previous report by Eustatia-Rutten et al. on a small number of patients who were cured of DTC (n = 24) with > 10 years subclinical hyperthyroidism also showed that HRQOL was preserved except for only minor stable impairment on somatic dysfunction.
They were preserved for future generations only by the quick thinking of New Oxford American Dictionary lexicographers, who rapidly made "refudiate" a real word.
Americans therefore preserved for themselves not only the right to bear arms — rather than yielding that right to a strong central government — but also medieval manners: impulsiveness, crudeness, and fidelity to a culture of honor.
Such suspicions have not been allayed by the recent revelation that Mrs Clinton used a private server throughout her time at the State Department, preserving for the archives only the e-mails that she deemed relevant and deleting the rest.
Jarosite is preserved for geological timescales only in extremely arid conditions, and the persistence of jarosite on Mars is testament to the planet's extreme surface aridity in post-Hesperian times (Elwood Madden et al., 2004).
The above rule also illustrates the need for binding solutions to variables so that entire solutions can not only be preserved for the reactant species, but can be treated like any other variables and thus also be copied and placed into multiple product species.
