Sentence examples for preserves best from inspiring English sources

Because DNA preserves best in cold, dry environments, ancient DNA studies of Pleistocene humans had been limited to Neanderthals and anatomically modern humans from Western Eurasia.

Auden's conversation, as opposed to his reading voice, has been preserved best by writers.

He also urged the audience – made up of previous Breakthrough Brits, including the Imitation Game actor Alex Lawther and Ray Panthaki, star of Convenience – to wrest control by forming unions to preserve best practice.

Generally, lipids, pigments and biomembranes are preserved best over longer geological times.

After applying the crossover and mutation, new population is generated and the worst solution of new population is replaced with the preserved best solution.

Spermatozoa quality variables were preserved best when the highest concentration of SP (50%) was used (DNA fragmentation, 9.2%; plasma membrane integrity, 98.6%; mitochondrial membrane integrity, 47.2%; motility, 44.1%; and fertility, 46.2%).

During his work in Borobudur, he selected the statues and panels which had been preserved best to take pictures of.

Separation between components is preserved best when using T-quantile or Tukey's biweight scaling normalization.

The results of the MeDIP-on-chip datasets support the conclusions reached for the ChIP-on-chip datasets: separation of the components present before normalization are preserved best with T-quantile and Tukey's biweight scaling approaches.

The herbs will preserve best if they're dealt with immediately; allowing them to wilt or sit around and gather moisture or dust will spoil their flavor, color and appearance.

"The combination preserves the best of both companies," said John Brock, Interbrew's chief executive.