Sentence examples for preserved one from inspiring English sources

The two components of the σA (the σ in C. acetobutylicum) binding motif (UUGACA [-35] & UAUAAU [-10], which corresponds to the DNA motif TTGACA and TATAAT) are found to be perfectly preserved, one on each of the central asymmetric bubbles, thus apparently regulating the transcriptional responses to metabolite and other stresses.

The proximity of the object alone, its talismanic value, or having looked at it on the day preserved one from dying suddenly in a state of sin.

Mary Packwood preserved one of the dresses and today Amelia's clothing is on exhibit at the Hanford Carnegie museum in Hanford, California.

But they preserved one corner as a museum.

Four were to be preserved, one demolished and one relocated or razed.

While some of these finds are remarkably well preserved – one was even associated with a substance that some argue might be thickened blood – none has harboured intact cells.

No longer precious, it began to appear in almost all foods, not just preserved ones.

These are nearly impossible to find outside Venice, so use the youngest, freshest artichokes you can get, or preserved ones.

Likewise, fresh fruit and vegetables are thought to be more nutrient dense than preserved ones.

Ultimately, Two Days, One Night is a testament to preserving one's dignity when living on the edge, and the invisible bonds and benefits of human solidarity.

Meanwhile, existential anxiety over preserving one's top-dog status tends to trap one in old, outdated habits.Take one of my favorite ex-top-dog countries: the Netherlands.