Sentence examples for quality and preservation from inspiring English sources

Additionally, there are issues relating to poor prediction of reservoir properties and lithofacies from core analysis due to poor core sample quality and preservation techniques.

The quality and preservation of the 40 R. capsulatus co-expression modules identified are illustrated in Figure  3a.

Specimen availability may be related to tumour size and patient outcome (Hoppin et al, 2002), and the quantity, quality, and preservation method of the specimen may affect feasibility of conducting certain assays.

In terms of quality criteria and preservation methods used, the respondents appreciate the quality of spices during purchase and at storage in homes.

Two of the objectives, improving design quality and semantics preservation, were taken from previous work.

Buying from artisanal producers and craftsmen is an investment in quality and the preservation of age-old skills that we all lament as disappearing.

Positive expression of pERK1/2 in stromal fibroblasts and endothelial cells of tumor tissue was used as an internal standard of tissue quality and antigen preservation.

After immunostaining and microscopic control of staining quality and tissue preservation, microdissection was performed using a laser capture microdissection microscope (Arcturus) equipped with an infrared laser.

This study aims to identify and quantify differences in emotional distress, quality of life, and preservation of dignity after both of these types of interventions.

Sildenafil has been demonstrated in patients with idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis and right ventricular dysfunction to improve quality of life and preservation of exercise capacity [ 88].

The majority of caregivers for patients with AD identify quality of life and preservation of patient cognition and function as being the most important benefits to be derived from therapy [ 32].