Sentence examples for procedures to preserve from inspiring English sources

The judge said Sprint should have altered its procedures to preserve the data once discovery was requested.

We present Quadtree/Octree construction procedures to preserve convergence and present various numerical examples, including multi-scale problems that are intractable with uniform grids.

The data also motivate the development of tissue-engineering procedures to preserve or build a healthy cochlea and improve performance obtained by cochlear implant recipients or eventually replace the need for a cochlear implant.

We obtained orthologous intronic D. simulans sequences from Hu et al. (2013), which was based on an updated D. simulans genome assembly and careful alignment procedures to preserve gene structures (http://genomics.princeton.edu/AndolfattoLab/w501_genome_files/alnMSY.tar.gz).edu/AndolfattoLab/w501_genome_files/alnMSY.tar.gz

Qualitative content analysis uses procedures to preserve the advantages of quantitative content analysis, as developed by communication science researchers and further develop the methods to include qualitative-interpretive steps of analysis (Mayring 2000).

For patients completing the questionnaire immediately after consultation in the hospital, satisfaction estimates were higher than in case of home completion, in spite of procedures to preserve anonymity and confidentiality at hospital.

The police had placed paper bags on Mr. Holmes's hands, a common procedure to preserve gunpowder residue, and officers observed Mr. Holmes playing with the bags "in a talking puppet motion," Mr. Appel said.

Figures 7(c), 7 e), and 7 g) are images denoised by proposed procedure to preserve edges.

She added that sometimes doctors will make "clinical adjustments" during an abortion procedure to preserve the fetal tissue if a woman requests that it be donated, but said that such adjustments do not affect the safety or well-being of the patient.

A procedure to preserve male fertility must be proven safe before it can be used in human.

In Western countries, PG is a traditional procedure to preserve a gastric stump as much as possible for upper-third cancer.