Sentence examples for preserved evidence from inspiring English sources

In medieval times the notary was an ecclesiastical officer who preserved evidence, but his duties were mainly secular.

The work of the modern notary, however, corresponds more to that of the Roman tabularius, who took and preserved evidence.

The martian surface environment has changed through time and the rock record has preserved evidence of a series of mineralogically-distinct Eras1,2,3,4.

The fluvial systems and landscape of the drylands of western India have preserved evidence of Late Quaternary environmental and tectonic changes.

Colluvial components incorporated in loess soil sequences have preserved evidence of soil erosion and redeposition in the middle reaches of the Yellow River drainage basin.

With the exception of the MG4 glacial advance (~ 124 ka) in Gopal Kangri, the Stok valley has preserved evidence of glaciations from ~ 50 ka to the present.

Furthermore, its activity was preserved, evidenced by the phosphorylation of histone H2A.X, by induction of the cell cycle arrest in the G2/M phase.

He said a delay would "preserve evidence".

"We want to see what happened and preserve evidence".

Most states and localities are lagging in doing this, and in properly preserving evidence.

But what we are doing is we are impounding hardware so that we can preserve evidence.