Sentence examples for preserved which may from inspiring English sources

The inevitable omission of some stuff — a pirate-themed comic-within-the-comic; a mysterious gathering of artists and writers; a giant squid — may rankle die-hard cultists, but the tone of world-weary, self-justifying rage has been faithfully preserved, which may be a problem for everyone else.

Myocardial regeneration by CDCEXO is not tumor-like; instead, details of tissue architecture are faithfully preserved, which may foster physiological excitation and contraction.

· The biomechanical function of hamstring tendons can be preserved which may have a potential advantage for patients with MCL deficiency or patients involved in high demand valgus stress sports such as martial arts (judo, etc).. Further biomechanical and clinical studies are necessary to evaluate this technique in comparison with others.

Additional studies of mt genomes of other oyster species would be interesting to see if this pattern should preserve, which may further our understanding of mt genome evolution.

EU taxpayers often pay to keep market forces at bay, preserving practices which may be quaint, green or kindly to animals but which do not turn a profit.

For the DPM, poultry may have been stored temporarily and prepared elsewhere to preserve freshness, which may have contributed to the unexpectedly high detection rates in this market.

Hoffman's pockets are likely to be better in preserving conjunctiva, which may increase postoperative comfort and be helpful if glaucoma surgery is needed at a later date.

The fossil has a relatively well preserved nucellar epidermis, which may imply the presence of a perisperm.

EIC usually is triggered by strenuous physical exercise and consciousness usually remains preserved during episodes, which may help to clinically differentiate between epileptic seizures and EIC [ 30].

In addition, collagenous matrix and other intrinsic proteins seem to be preserved after irradiation, which may have contributed to the improved bony fusion and joint function of the osteoarticular grafts, compared with grafts processed by other methods [ 9- 12].

In hyperglycemic conditions, heparin or insulin preserves GAGs which may protect cells from injury.