Sentence examples for preserved during a from inspiring English sources

Its fanciful turrets and exotic, 1925-era Italian marble front desk, cypress ceiling beams and glazed quarry tile were preserved during a recent renovation.

Now work is afoot to replace the underpinnings of X with a new system, called Wyaland, that maintains some level of backward compatibility, because X has a huge install base that needs to be preserved during a transition to anything newer, and because the Linux (and UNIX) communities have long recognized that one-size-fits-all solutions rarely work.

Recall of severe hypoglycaemia is well preserved during a one-year period [ 27].

One important finding was that in most of the dogs (79 %) consciousness was assessed as preserved during a seizure, and only 21%% of dogs experienced an ictal loss of consciousness.

Anti-EpCAM capture can be strategically combined with E-selectin such that the specific interaction of EpCAM expressing cells (the cancer cells in the blood) are preserved during a wash with a calcium-chelating buffer that disrupts the white blood cells bound in the E-selectin regions of the device.

It is likely that these higher order interactions are not stably preserved during solubilization, a possibility consistent with prior work in which we saw that, although we could pull down CTR1 and other ethylene receptors with ETR1 following solubilization [27], [29], longer term incubation in the presence of detergent resulted in decreased recovery of the interactors.

The anteromedial bundle was preserved during surgery by a retractor, and any meniscal or chondral lesion was addressed before ACL augmentation, where partial meniscectomy was done if necessary.

These complexes are preserved during formation of a cross-linked polymer network.

The biological function of copper is maintained by cuproproteomes, whereas the Cu transport and maintenance machinery serves an intermediate role and is not preserved during evolution when an organism lacks cuproproteins.

Therefore, the two duplicate copies of foxi3 genes may have been preserved during vertebrate evolution by a sub-functionalization mechanism.

In conclusion, calcitonin, which is no longer even included as a chapter in the most recent edition of the ASBMR Primer on the Metabolic Bone Diseases and Disorders of Mineral Metabolism [ 79], is a hormone preserved during evolution from ocean to land-based animals that continues to be an enigma more than 50 years after its discovery.