Sentence examples for reliably preserve from inspiring English sources

The fixation methods for early Oncopeltus blastoderm embryos are excellent for ISH, but do not reliably preserve protein epitopes.

Urologist Tom McNicholas said: "Urolift is the only treatment for BPH that reliably preserves men's full sexual function".

The data for the curve comprise only those families that are reliably preserved in the fossil record; the 1,900 value for living families also includes those families rarely preserved as fossils.

Not only could wine now be reliably preserved, anyone who had the considerable wherewithal to purchase his own bottle could add his two cents to the debate about the quality of its contents.

According to Food Reference, it's been said that in the 18th Century, Napoleon Bonaparte was the first to commission the development of reliably preserving food; and a Frenchman by the name of Nicholas Appert has been credited to have come up with the first form of preserved canning (realizing that fully cooked food when tightly sealed didn't spoil).

However, individual speaker identifications within a group could not be reliably preserved from discussion to discussion, precluding us from identifying and following an individual's specific contribution over time.

This observation basically implies that, irrespective of the entropy requirement imposed on the discretization output, the performance led by discriminative feature selection can reliably be preserved.

One way blockchain technology could help scientists is by reliably collecting and preserving data concerning research activities.

However, our tests also indicated that the dissimilarities between compound structures can only be preserved reliably with large D values of at least 100.

It should not approve the deployment of an operational system until it is satisfied that the technology has been reliably proven and that every effort has been made to preserve the benefits of existing arms agreements.

Only a small number of these codes is sufficient to reliably reconstruct the observed "chromatin signatures" at thousands of loci and, as shown by our analyses, to preserve, or even boost, biological information.