Sentence examples for preserving down from inspiring English sources

Mr. Maher was credited with preserving Down Beat as a leading forum on jazz.

The most vocal messengers who have a vested interest in preserving Down syndrome -- other than actual people with Down syndrome -- are parents who have children with Down syndrome.

This would lead to no net change in DOP receptor internalization and co-localization with early endosomes, while preserving down-stream changes in trafficking.

They remain intact and--thanks to the cold, dry Antarctic climate--remarkably well preserved, down to the chocolate bars, seal blubber, and dog biscuits carried by these early explorers.

In general, insects are not well preserved down the ages, so their fossil record is patchy.

Attic is one of the dialects in which the dual number is best preserved down to the threshold of the Hellenistic period.

Virtually the entire skeleton was preserved down to the smallest finger and toe bones, an extremely rare event.

Like the abstract expressionists purposely made it hard on posterity by painting with house paint with no thought as to how it would get preserved down the line.

Reassuringly, key molecular characteristics such as the overexpression of ER cluster genes ESR1 and GATA3 in luminal MCF7 cells and of CAV1 in basal-like MDA-MB-231 cells, as well as the previously reported differences in EPCAM expression between luminal and basal-like breast cancer cell lines (Sieuwerts et al, 2009a), were highly preserved down to the single-cell level.

They did a good job preserving it down to the time, it is said, of Demetrius Phalereus, the governor of Athens about a thousand years later.

The Stasi offices have also been carefully preserved, right down to the heavy curtains in the windows and the overstuffed meeting room chairs.