Sentence examples for preserved from being from inspiring English sources

The inhabitants of the southeastern suburb of HaTikva erected an angel-monument as a sign of their gratitude that "it was through a great miracle, that many people were preserved from being killed by a direct hit of a Scud rocket".

The hydrophilic compounds are metabolized faster because they are present in the aqueous phases in higher concentrations than lipophilic derivatives, which are preserved from being metabolized by accumulation in the membranes, and by nonspecific binding to proteins.

In this current study, the presence of a clear band of approximate molecular weight of 5632 bp in the gel indicated that the pDNA was preserved from being degraded.

People talk to you a great deal about your education, but some good, sacred memory, preserved from childhood, is perhaps the best education.

Then alcohol must be added to the fixatives to preserve them from decay, and doubtless something must be done to the alcohol to preserve it from being drunk.

Hence, these landforms have to be preserved from deterioration and are ideal target for artificial recharge for a better tomorrow in Mumbai Island.

Now he is trying to preserve democracy from being destroyed by ruthless militants.

This preserves edges from being wrongly detected as noise; therefore, improves the detection accuracy.

But Dr Gurdgiev is more sceptical - cost competition, he says, makes it difficult for start-ups to recruit talent, or preserve it from being poached.

Historically, this disestablishment of religion has served the Christian faith well, preserving it from being corrupted and tainted by political power.

If fitness related genes are linked to these rearrangements, recombination suppression could preserve them from being disrupted.