Sentence examples for preserved less from inspiring English sources

At the same time he framed and preserved less famous moments, elevating them with his genius so that they somehow seemed to capture the essence of life itself.His unequalled ability to seize a millisecond in time was uncanny.

The enzyme accommodated in the LB films preserved more than 78% of the enzyme activity after 30 days, in contrast for the homogeneous medium, which preserved less than 13%.

The enzyme accommodated in the LB films preserved more than 80% of the enzyme activity after 20 days, in contrast for the homogeneous medium, which preserved less than 60% of the enzyme activity.

Skeletons that were buried deeper and covered in this gravel were actually preserved less well, since the stones exerted a grinding action on the bones.

The fossil humeral remains are specifically attributed to Icaops aenae because of the depositional association of the humeral fragment QM F30573 with I. aenae craniodental remains (QM F30584, a left dentary containing m2 and m3, and QM F30575, an M1) preserved less than 15 cm away in a hand-sample of limestone collected from Wayne's Wok Site in which the dentary was partially exposed.

"So even if farming at low intensity over a larger area retains the number of species present, those species are less evolutionarily distinct and thus preserve less phylogenetic diversity".

Therefore, edges in blue and red areas are likely to be neglected in Y channel and an example is given in Figure 2. It is observed from Figure 2 that edges caused by splicing in the red and blue area of the original image are almost invisible in Y channel, although Cb and Cr channels preserve less edges, edges which are invisible in Y channel appear sharp in the Cb or Cr channel.

Indeed it may be that high levels of public land recreation might create a sense that access to the outdoors is what is important rather than preserving less accessible landscapes through conservation NGO's.

If WSI is over 35%, on average, optimal contributions preserve less genetic diversity than equal contributions.

Immunohistochemistry is relatively inexpensive, widely available, easy to preserve, less time consuming and requires a routine microscope.

Note that only long virtual contigs based on their 5-mer distributions are used in clustering because short virtual contigs preserve less information and they may become noisy for the clustering, thus resulting in inaccurate clusters.