Sentence examples for preserved until today from inspiring English sources

If the original method had been published in executable form and preserved until today, such discrepancies could have been avoided.

New habitats developing around 2.32 billion years ago, due to a dramatic change of Earth's atmosphere could have triggered cyanobacteria to evolve the variety of morphotypes preserved until today.

The joint space is usually preserved until late in the disease, and other features such as periosteal new bone formation, extra-articular erosions, intraosseous calcifications, joint space widening, and subchondral collapse may be present [ 6- 8].

After a brief training interval in Britain, he was posted to Khar Yunis, near Benghazi, from where, with remarkable ease, he seized the absolute power which, through many vicissitudes, he managed to preserve until 2011.

They suggest that the body was preserved until the summer months, a longtime tradition in some Alpine communities where the ground can remain frozen until late in the season.

Many people dying at home under the care of their GPs in Belgium function relatively well until the last week of life and cognitive status seems to be preserved until the end in many cases.

The tomb was preserved until a systematic search of the Valley of the Kings by the English archaeologist Howard Carter revealed its location in 1922.

Energy-producing mitochondria are preserved until quite late.

It is preserved until now, or it extinguished for filling.

Extracts were cooled, filtrated and preserved until element analysis.

Pro-democracy legislators have vowed to block it.If the bill fails to pass, the current system will be preserved at least until 2022.