Sentence examples for preserved from one from inspiring English sources

Pheromone levels are preserved from one iteration to another.

For example, a high similarity score for a cluster (>> 1) would indicate a similarity much greater than chance, implying that this cluster is well preserved from one trial block to the next.

Even in a private corporation, mentoring seems to be the mechanism by which competitiveness is preserved from one generation to the next.

Although little visual scene information is preserved from one fixation to the next, the features of these objects as well as precise information about their presaccadic, eye-relative locations is preserved.

Heterogeneities which are transmitted or preserved from one infection to the next, for example due to non-random mixing between different risk groups, a situation not considered here, lead to a more complex result.

So we're preserved from the plagues of popery, on the one hand, and fundamentalist revivalism on the other".

There are rare historical objects — including fragile paper lanterns like one miraculously preserved from a 1796 parade supporting John Adams — and there are items of more recent vintage: "A Man of the Soil" proclaims a 1976 campaign button showing Jimmy Carter holding a peanut plant.

One can only pray to be preserved from the love of such relatives.

But it is still a relief to turn toward the one aspect of the museum that was preserved from its old incarnation, the Africa Hall, in which dioramas artfully evoke habitats encasing posed and preserved wildlife.

One characteristic of the nanoparticle trap is that when it captures the target biomarkers they are preserved from degradation.

"It stayed preserved from development".