Sentence examples similar to regularly preserved from inspiring English sources

Seeing loved ones regularly preserves love for longer.

WASHINGTON — Countless federal records are being lost to posterity because federal employees, grappling with a staggering growth in electronic records, do not regularly preserve the documents they create on government computers, send by e-mail and post on the Web.

Polish your leather shoes regularly to preserve moisture and maintain shine.

Baló's lesions are perivascular bundles of concentric demyelinated zones in which areas where myelin is preserved regularly alternate with zones where myelin is destroyed (figure 1).

David Thomas of the National Archives said: "We are the only government archive in the world regularly capturing and preserving government websites.

The museum is equipped with a DNA Extraction Lab where both nuclear and mitochondrial DNA are regularly extracted from fresh or preserved specimens.

But, he noted, muscle mass is preserved "in people who are regularly involved in aerobic activity while losing weight, and those who do strength training can actually increase their lean muscle mass".

Aquanauts regularly spear fish and eat plankton, while canned, preserved and dehydrated foods stock the shelves.

To find well-preserved feathers, the scientists traveled this May to a famed fossil site in Germany near the village of Messel, where exquisitely preserved 47-million-year-old bird fossils are regularly dug up in an old quarry pit.

Colonization of Madagascar by the French meant the end of the Malagasy monarchy and its elaborate feasts, but the traditions of this elegant cuisine were preserved in the home, where these dishes are eaten regularly.

Cells were preserved and propagated according to ATCC's protocols, screened regularly for mycoplasma and passaged for no longer than 3 months.