Sentence examples for preserved as such from inspiring English sources

This exercise has reinforced everything that is great about the Blyton books: simple, airy adventure, products of their time that should be read – and preserved – as such.

Of course, this is a Victorian collection – and nicely preserved as such – but absorbing the gravity of it, I remembered the liberation that was implicit in "British" as a self-description, how it enlarged the sense of yourself and allowed you to feel part of something grander and more various.

A summary of its 21 books, or nasks (of which only one is preserved as such in the Vidēvdāt), is given in one of the main treatises written during the brief Zoroastrian renascence under Islam in the 9th century: the Dēnkart, the "Acts of the Religion".

For the first time to our knowledge, the co-sintering of Cu2O and ZnO was possible in a short time (~30 min) by SPS using a Dr Sinter 2080 device from Sumitomo coal mining (Fuji Electronic Industrial, Saitama, Japan) with both phases being preserved as such after the experiment.

And should be preserved as such".

Current pathological practice is based on FFPE tissue blocks, and the vast majority of archival material is preserved as such.

Additionally, several brain areas have been reported as relatively preserved, such as superior temporal gyrus (STG), amygdala, orbitofrontal cortex and posterior vermis of the cerebellum; often accompanied by a left-hemispheric dominance [13], [15], [17] [21], [24], [25].

Besides salted fish, exposure to other preserved foods, such as salted vegetables and preserved meat, was also found to be associated with an increased risk of NPC.

Even those who haven't spent much time inside it said they believed the coliseum should be preserved, such as Robert A.M. Stern, the architect and dean of the Yale School of Architecture.

The network of collagen, reticular and elastic fibers was well preserved, such as the epithelial cilia, the luminal basement membrane and the main matrix components.

Kelly Knudson, a bioarchaeologist at Arizona State University in Tempe, says hair analysis could be useful where bodies are well preserved, such as in the Andes.