Sentence examples for substantial preservation from inspiring English sources

Michael Laudati, a member of the house committee at the Adlon co-op, at 54th Street, which has been involved in substantial preservation efforts for its own building, said that "in the past when I would look up at the Wyoming, I felt I was looking at a majestic and mysterious survivor from another age".

Our results suggest interventions that presume substantial preservation of the neural retina will likely fail in late stages of the disease.

C3 deficient mice clearly exhibited reduced optic nerve damage and substantial preservation of RGC 1 week after I/R when compared to normal animals (p = 0.005).

In contrast, the patient with GAA showed substantial preservation of auditory function, but a mild deficit of pitch direction processing and a more severe deficit of auditory apperception.

Conversely, a substantial preservation was found for the hydrophobic and structural recalcitrant biopolyester constituents, made up by hydroxyl and alkyl dioic acids (Table 3), which form the stable alkyl fraction of inert soil organic matter pools [25, 26].

Qualitative examination of the host anatomical response to the presence of hNPCctx or hNPCctx-GDNF revealed substantial preservation of the photoreceptor outer nuclear layer (ONL) overlying all subretinal donor cells (Figure 5E and F), with photoreceptor rescue gradually declining outside the distribution of the transplanted cells (Figure 5E and G).

Preservation of the redwood stands in California is considered one of the most substantial conservation contributions of the Boone and Crockett Club.

Detailed taphonomic observations coupled with closely spaced sampling, however, have demonstrated that there can be substantial variation in the preservation of tephras across short distances – both in environmental [78] as well as in archaeological contexts [93].

These features indicate that [C2mim]OAc affords excellent cellulose preservation and substantial delignification.

Despite substantial improvements in myocardial preservation strategies, cardiac surgery is still associated with severe complications.

Plant germplasm repositories have made substantial investments in the preservation of accessions of crops and their wild relatives (Schoen and Brown 2001).