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"I don't think commentators constantly saying "everything must be done to preserve Test cricket" is helping anything," says Thomas Carver.

Some would argue they are making encouraging noises about preserving Test cricket and giving incentives to the lesser teams.

King [13] in 2003 proposed a new approach to modify the Bernstein polynomials to improve rate of convergence, by making operator to preserve test functions e0 and e1.

Approximation results on modified Szász-Mirakjan-Kantorovich operators preserving (e_{0}) and (e_{1}) have been investigated in [19] and q-Szász-Mirakjan-Kantorovich-type operators preserving test functions (e_{1}) and (e_{2}) have been studied in [20].

Police said DNA samples of the bodies buried on Wednesday had been preserved, so tests could be done if relatives came forward later.

Musicians at the Art Institute of China tried out the best preserved flute, testing the frequency of the notes with a device called a stroboscope.

But that may be because phytoplankton samples in these experiments were preserved and tested on shore, which may have affected their production of domoic acid, says Charles Trick, an oceanographer at the University of Western Ontario in London.

The item order was also preserved across test forms to avoid order effects.

In patients with Guillain-Barré like syndrome, voluntary motor unit potentials were preserved in tested myotomes.

One month after the first and the third dose of booster vaccine injections, 3 ml blood samples were collected from each subject and preserved for testing.

Mechanical testing of specimens immersed in water or salt solution is common for offshore structures (e.g., water-immersed pipelines) or biological tissues, whose hydration must be preserved during testing.