Sentence examples for preserved material from inspiring English sources

Large-scale gene expression profiling of human brain samples is limited by the frequently poor quality of preserved material, and inconsistencies between specimens in term of tissue dissection and preservation, factors which may have contributed to inconsistent or discrepant results in efforts to replicate gene expression profiling studies of neuropsychiatric phenotypes (9, 16– 16).

In the case of many archaeological artifacts or ethnographic objects, for example, minute amounts of preserved material such as traces of pigment or deposits from original use can shed a great deal of light on the original appearance of the sculpture: its history, function, method of manufacture, and, to a degree, the artist's intent.

In this article, morphologically preserved material of the novel sphenopsid plant, Xihuphyllum megalofolium (Wu Chenn emend.

In this study, they used non-threaded tools first and found that pin without thread causes a lot of tension to the device and a reduction in preserved material in the weld area.

Three main factors determine the quality of preserved material in a coal ball: the mineral constituents, the speed of the burial process, and the degree of compression before undergoing permineralisation.

Given the difficulty in identifying chaetognaths, particularly from suboptimally preserved material, barcoding of uncertain specimens and comparison to known specimens should greatly assist taxonomists in morphological identifications.

The approach is "a very elegant way of showing that--with exceptionally preserved material--you may be able to infer what the color was," says paleontologist Derek Briggs of Yale University.

To preserve the genetic material, the Universitat Politècnica de València rabbit selection programme has a cryopreserved control population.

Comets are thought to preserve material of the early solar system, largely unchanged for the last 4.5 billion years.

As a process, the value of self-publishing to communities who want to share or preserve material is huge.

They provide the reader with few concrete facts about the subjects concerned, but they abound in anecdotes, sayings, and verses attributed to the subjects, thus preserving material that otherwise might have been lost.