Sentence examples for quite preserved from inspiring English sources

Compared to patients of NYHA class I, patients of NYHA class II and III displayed quite preserved right atrial glutathione content (Fig. 2).

The saccadic behavior mainly characterizing SCA2 is the low speed with quite preserved accuracy indicating a failure of the brainstem saccade generator more than cerebellum.

Probably due to the inhomogeneous cohort of patients enrolled in the present study (nearly one half with quite preserved left ventricular ejection fraction), we showed only a trend toward the significance for the LF values reduction whereas the abovementioned mechanisms have been magnified only throughout the LF/HF ratio.

My sister said you couldn't really see the Blue Peter emblem under all the celebration glister, so it looked like it was my birthday, and I was a quite well-preserved 50-year-old.

(The place is quite well-preserved).

It was quite well-preserved, and it revealed a movie from the beginning of the 20th century, 1910s or 20s and it shows the Martini production process.

Jim Saunders of the Offa's Dyke Association said: "We had a report that quite a well-preserved part of the dyke had been damaged by the new landowner".

It's not something you would fly to Spain for, but it was actually quite interesting, with well-preserved examples of everything from moose and Dall sheep to a gleeful-looking wart hog and a tiny, freakish Siamese ibex.

The well-preserved fossil is quite complete, with only a portion of the tail missing, he notes.

Our population included both patients with and without preserved ejection fraction, although it should be noted that the proportion of included patients with preserved ejection fraction was quite small (4.6%).

The Yucatán, which feels as Caribbean as it does Mexican, is to Mexico as Alsace is to France, as Sicily is to Italy, as Hawaii is to the United States: formally a part of the union, but culturally quite distinct, and with a well-preserved sense of identity.