Sentence examples for preserved for some time from inspiring English sources

Protactinium is a metal with silvery-gray luster that is preserved for some time in air.

Several experimental studies have indicated that the elevation in oxygen tension in the tumour is preserved for some time following HBO treatment, thereby allowing the administration of radiotherapy with an improved tumour/normal tissue oxygenation ratio (Kinoshita et al, 2000; Kunugita et al, 2001; Beppu et al, 2002).

Choose ingredients that have a long shelf life and will remain preserved for some time.

Whether she would have wanted that slip preserved for all time on a recording is another question.

Like ancient cathedrals of divine architecture, these magnificent features stand as monuments to the notion that the natural heritage of our nation must be preserved for all time.

On Wednesday the library announced that it had added the video to its National Film Registry, among a lineup of 25 films that it deems "culturally, historically or aesthetically significant to be preserved for all time".

These tweets are pulled them in as real-time comments on the gig, and – furthermore – they are then preserved for all time on the dedicated Songkick concert page for that gig.

The incorporation of the ionic groups in the polymer chain prevents their migration during use and therefore the antimicrobial activity can be preserved for longer time.

Furthermore the tweets are then preserved for all time on the dedicated Songkick concert page for that gig, foiling Twitter's annoying ability to lose Tweets after a week or so in search.

Fortunately for us, Cullum's extraordinary lessons were preserved for all time by his friend Robert Downey Sr., then a nascent filmmaker.

DF: Well, because when someone dies young, they're preserved for all time in their youthful state.