Sentence examples for preserving organisms from inspiring English sources

PRESERVING organisms in museums is one way of retaining them for posterity.

Lowering quotas and creating refuges free of exploitation, for instance, might preserve organisms' normal size and life cycle.

An array of living and preserved organisms (Table 1) was scattered throughout the lab at different workstations (see Online Supplemental Materials for the complete week one lesson plan in Appendix 2).

Biogeographic and paleoecological data are among the main sources of information for dating phylogenetic nodes, either as a complement to the fossil record, or as the only available evidence in poorly preserved organisms.

This was possible because M4RT is designed to preserve organism integrity rather than act as a precursor to lysis, which occurs with some other commercial systems.

Nevertheless, fossils from amber provide a unique insight into ecosystems past by preserving small organisms such as insects that coarser-grained rocks tend to chew up as they form.

HSPs have subsequently been found in numerous organisms, and the DNA sequencing and subsequent protein structure is highly preserved between organisms [ 38].

Along with several genera of plants, the Rhynie Chert preserves other organisms from the same interval of geologic time.

These samples offer a reservoir of precious information about preserved plankton organisms.

The permanent reducing conditions of anoxic sediments can preserve dead organisms and their protein for a long time, so that microscopic analyses do not provide proof of the viability of an organism.

Rand understood these claims to apply to organisms individually as well as generically: that which preserves an organism's life is good for that organism, and that which threatens or destroys it is evil (or bad) for that organism.