Sentence examples for preserved close to from inspiring English sources

Because the architecture is so well preserved, close to 75 backhouses -- an estimate based on insurance-survey maps and anecdotal information -- still stand in the area from Houston Street to 14th Street between Broadway and the Hudson River.

It was withdrawn in 1961, and is preserved close to Shepperton railway station.

The A. blazei pretreatment partially prevented the consequences of paracetamol injury, most notably for the hepatic CAT levels and the brain SOD and GR levels, which were preserved close to normal.

Also, these data suggest that, irrespective of the conditions studied, the single-phase gas flow characteristics are preserved closer to the top pipe wall.

Initially a non-nationalist party, PADESM eventually favored a gradual process toward independence that would preserve close ties to France and prevent the reemergence of the precolonial Merina hegemony.

Abbott also spoke by telephone on Monday to the prime minister of Papua New Guinea, Peter O'Neill, to assure him the Coalition would seek to preserve close ties, and would continue offshore processing on Manus Island.

Preserves closer to the ocean are characterized by grassy salt marshes.

This measurement was taken at the anterior shell margin, and is interpreted as representing the chaetae from both dorsal and ventral valves, signifying that the valves are preserved closed.

Sri Lanka was also keen to preserve close and cordial relations with the remaining super power.

One Lutyens-era home that has been preserved in close to its original state is 10 Aurangzeb Road, the current residence of the Dutch ambassador, and once the home of Muhammad Ali Jinnah, the founder of Pakistan.

Due to the anchorage of the denture anteriorly in the symphyseal area, the axial direction of force and the free movement posteriorly may exert more resorption in comparing to preserved bone close to implant anteriorly [66, 67].