Sentence examples for preserved longer from inspiring English sources

It's good that they'll be preserved longer than mine will be, but mine are all played and it's a very different thing.

The results of the in-situ X-ray diffraction analysis indicated that for the sample originated from La0.95Ce0.05NiO3, the reduced form of the material was preserved longer, thus justifying leading to greater stability in reaction conditions.

News and important documents would thus be preserved longer than someone's Facebook page.

Acquiring Foodspotting gives Opentable a more social element, a group of users that are in a sense Opentable's target audience, and some startup-style nous, in an organization that may have moved farther away from some of that agility itself after going public: whether that culture can be integrated and preserved longer term remains to be seen.

And at some point, says anthropologist Patrick McGovern of the University of Pennsylvania, people figured out that if you mixed some herbal medicines into an alcoholic medium, they'd be preserved longer and dissolve more fully than in water, making them more potent.

Residual renal function may also be preserved longer in patients on peritoneal dialysis, although this is controversial.

Unlike earlier protocols, it does not involve restriction enzymatic digestion prior to DNA snap-back thereby preserving longer DNA sequences.

Legal and auditing teams, on the other hand, typically have long-established relationships with unicorn companies formed during their VC rounds and auditors and attorneys may be looking to preserve longer-term relationships by offering lower IPO fees.

The hindlimb is incompletely preserved, but longer than the forelimb.

These sediments could be preserved for longer than similar deposits in broad, shallow maars with a soft substrate.

Here, a means of suppressing the nuclear fluctuations is reported, enabling the electron spin coherence to be preserved much longer.