Sentence examples for preserve functions from inspiring English sources

To preserve functions, one should know how they are represented in the patient's brain, which is in general different from that of healthy subjects.

Currently, the "gold standard" treatment for LGG is awake surgery with direct electrocortical stimulation to preserve functions.

In this paper, 'maintenance effort' is defined according to the definition of Kirkwood and Rose (1991) as investments to preserve functions, distinguishing these from investments that create functions, which are captured under the term 'growth'growth

Recently, many studies on locoregionally advanced SCCHN have been focusing on neoadjuvant chemotherapy (NAC) with a high complete response (CR) rate followed by definitive radiotherapy, or concurrent chemoradiotherapy showing to improve the survival rate and to preserve functions and organs (Pignon et al, 2000; Monnerat et al, 2002; Forastiere et al, 2003; Haddad et al, 2003).

This finding supports the idea that, if we want to preserve functioning ecosystems, we should prioritize conserving evolutionarily distant species.

Mutation is thus limited to non-critical regions or would require multiple, simultaneous compensatory mutations that preserve function.

The minimal extent of diaphragmatic activation sufficient to preserve function is unclear.

Recall that a congruence is an equivalence relation preserving functions and relations occurring in the language.

Preserving function with a little bit of help from humans might be something that humanity can do".

But since \ \pi\) is an automorphism, it also preserves function application, so that \ \pi(f(U)) = \pi f(\pi(U \\).

Biomimesis is pursued by respecting the anatomy, preserving function, selecting adequate reconstructive materials, and integrating multidisciplinary efforts for complex reconstructions.