Sentence examples for satisfactory preservation from inspiring English sources

The tests were performed without water draining and the results show that the double tank ICS systems are efficient in water temperature rise during day and satisfactory preservation of the hot water temperature during night, with the upper storage tank being more effective in performance in most of the studied models.

Compared with C-band SAR data (e.g., ENVISAT/ASAR images), L-band SAR data are preferred for the investigation of landslides due to their satisfactory preservation of correlation in mountain environments (Zhao et al. 2012).

Nephron-sparing surgery in tertiary care centres may offer a 5-year survival of up to 90% with satisfactory preservation of renal function and reduction of the frequency of cardiovascular events in comparison to the radical excision [8, 9, 10, 11].

Because of the high water content of mucus, tissues were fixed in Carnoy's solution, which provides the most satisfactory preservation of the mucus layers in paraffin blocks [11], [12], then embedded in paraffin.

An ethanol - acetic acid mixture (95% ∶5% was chosen, because Carnoy's fixative and, more generally, ethanol-based non-crosslinking fixatives have been reported [32] to allow a satisfactory preservation of the antigenicity of proteins and their epitopes in tissues [33], [34].

Despite the good linearity between total and differential cell counts in the fresh and the stored samples and despite satisfactory preservation of cell morphology, there was a significant difference between total and differential cell counts before and after storage.

We used high emittance absorber surface, low cost curved reflectors, iron oxide glazing and thermal insulation at the non illuminated tank surfaces, aiming towards cost effective ICS systems with satisfactory heat preservation during the night.

Because both the oncological and functional outcomes were satisfactory, we recommend preservation of as much of the clavicle as possible in patients with clavicular bone tumors.

Segmental ureterectomy is less invasive than radical nephroureterectomy and results in nephron preservation and satisfactory tumor control.

The use of known formulations, possibly with simple and not-noxious ("alimentary grade") constituents, comparable with registered proprietary products, may expand the search for the ideal fixative combining satisfactory morphology with improved preservation of nucleic acids and proteins as well as being easy and safe to dispose of.

CONCLUSIONS: Chemoradiation for patients with T4 laryngeal cancer appears to be an effective and reasonable option, particularly in light of the satisfactory survival and function-preservation rates.