Sentence examples for preserved in some from inspiring English sources

Tyrannosaurids had only two, although the vestigial metacarpal of the third are preserved in some well-preserved specimens.

The papers should be preserved in some complete form — as originals or as legible facsimiles — in a reputable repository.

"We are not saying they have to be preserved in aspic, but they should be preserved in some form".

About 42percentt of the land in the 48-square-mile township is preserved in some manner, Mrs. Bascom said.

Rosenthal imagines that one jar of the stuff could be preserved in some sort of refrigerated vitrine, "or maybe they could irradiate it," he said.

As the battle over Theodore J. Kaczynski's papers continues, archivists would argue that his papers should be preserved in some form for historical and criminological purposes.

While Davidson treats irrationality as a real feature of our mental lives, he offers a way of dealing with it that aims at preserving, in some sense, the overall rationality of the mind (see especially 'Two Paradoxes of Irrationality' [1982b]).

To track those changes and to understand them we will have to preserve in some way the digital space of the bygone era.

Therefore, it was advantageous to our project to make both types of library, preserving in some cases the natural transcript ratios present in the source tissues, and in others bringing the representation of housekeeping genes more in line with that of rarely expressed transcripts.

As a result, the US, for all its republicanism and rampant modernity, has preserved in aspic some political ticks and traditions that Britain itself has long since got rid of.

That's when the House and the Senate, in separate bills, successfully preserved in each some manner of "public option-like material," and in that new dawn, suddenly the public option had "momentum".