Sentence examples for preserve use from inspiring English sources

However, additional antibiotics are still needed that reduce rates of recurrent disease, particularly those associated with infection due to hyper-virulent strains, and to preserve use of vancomycin for the treatment of serious systemic Gram-positive infections.

Ruth Diem, the senior president for human resources of the Hearst Magazines, and her husband, Jeff Slade, are among many year-round visitors to the preserve, using it for cross-country skiing, hiking and picking blueberries or cranberries.

This preserve uses whole figs that have their stems removed but I keep their skins because I like them.

Like the humans displayed in Body Worlds, they are preserved using a process called plastination, invented by Von Hagens at Heidelberg University in 1977.

But I have to say, beet jam sounds like it is preserved using sugar, and that's a problem when it comes to shelf storage.

Last year, while preparing to host Gunther von Hagens Body Worlds Vitall exhibition at Newcastle – a display of dissected human corpses preserved using a process called plastination, he decided to let his body be used in a future touring exhibition.

Morphological changes associated with ice formation were visible within tissues preserved using traditional cryopreservation but not in tissue preserved using vitrification.

We calculate the percentage of accuracy that can be preserved using our model under changing infrastructure.

Anonymity was preserved using random codes and these tests were paid independently.

Drinks were preserved using high pressure carbon dioxide (HPCD) and by thermal pasteurization (TP).

Arterial grafts and experimental soft tissues are commonly preserved using refrigeration and freezing.