Sentence examples for preserve well from inspiring English sources

There are often periods of geological time where conditions were not good for fossil preservation, or the creatures that lived didn't preserve well (such as the very earliest boneless, squishy lifeforms over 540 million years ago).

Generally, soft-bodied animals do not preserve well, making intact fossils a rare find.

Scientists are not sure whether the lack of fossils means that these insects were not abundant millions of years ago, or that they just do not preserve well.

One of the major biases is against young vertebrate animals since being small they are harder to find, and as they are still growing their bones contain more cartilage and so are less likely to preserve well.

Our world is dominated by the parts of living things that preserve well, and on a human scale: teeth, bones, shells, or (in my case) the bits of plants which best survive the processes of decay and preservation.

The evidence doesn't preserve well.

Then, a conventional non-linear spatial reconstruction operator and the local solver for the Generalised Riemann Problem are modified in order to preserve well-balanced properties.

Type B paleosols are hosted by mudrocks and preserve well-developed ped structure, abundant micritic calcite nodules and vertically-stacked micritic calcite nodular bodies, as well as rare calcite with satin-spar texture interpreted as a pseudomorphic replacement of pedogenic gypsum.

Based on these results, our embedding method appears to preserve well-separated ranges of Tanimoto coefficients in a robust manner.

However, cultivating mindfulness promotes integration that can inform the conceptual self and help to preserve well-being.

Bioethicists and others have pointed out that informed consent did not develop to safeguard autonomy, rather its primary purpose is to preserve well-being [ 25, 26].