Sentence examples for preserving a more from inspiring English sources

By clustering genetic diversity in a subset of cells while preserving a more conserved sequence in other cells, viruses may adopt a population structure that is more robust to the deleterious effects of mutations, yet still highly evolvable.

There are challenges in preserving a more desirable culture at one of the legacy NHS trusts, enhancing cultures in both legacy NHS trusts during their post-merger integration, and in aligning academic and clinical cultures following strategic partnership with a university.

Moreover, reforming the pension could help preserve a more cherished cornerstone.

Estrogen also helps to preserve a more youthful distribution of body fat, keeping more in women's hips and thighs than around their waists.

Or do we want to try and preserve a more open society, with strict limits on domestic surveillance and a broad right to privacy, elements of which were in place before 9/11?

Such a system should preserve a more or less constant condition of tree ring growth, not related to the tree age, creating ideal condition for climate proxy recorder.

One group of schemes is designed to preserve a global property of the equations: the conservation of energy; while the other one preserves a more local feature of the equations: the multi-symplecticity.

Although it provides only about one-quarter the total number of cis-/trans-Andean clades, species phylogeny preserves a more accurate record of the temporal sequence of basin isolation.

As is often the case, the gospel of John preserves a more accurate chronology of what went on.

(Reuters Health) -- Following a Mediterranean diet rich in fruits, vegetables, legumes, whole grains, fish and healthy fats may preserve a more youthful brain in old age, a U.S. study suggests.

Alternatively reelin promotes maturation of neuronal processes (D'Arcangelo 2005) so that reelin deficiency might preserve a more juvenile brain.