Sentence examples for suggests preserving from inspiring English sources

As the contrast between Amazon Conservation and the A.C.G. suggests, preserving biological diversity requires a corresponding diversity of approach.

It suggests preserving 2.5 million acres in Massachusetts, or half the area of the state, from development.

As Evan Williams suggests, preserving control of Twitter messages from the ravages of the unfettered Web free-for-all is a concern not just of business model but of user privacy.

While there's no formula for experiencing nostalgia through taste and smell, Eichenbaum suggests "preserving" something that evokes these near-surreal sensations.

They should endure short-term unpopularity, Rosen Plevneliev suggests, "preserve our values" and "keep the history of our proud tolerant nations as they are".

Fever-induced reversibility of autism suggests preserved functional integrity of widespread neural networks subserving the LC-NA system and specifically the subsystems involved in mediating the cognitive and behavioral repertoires compromised in ASD.

We found high levels of TNF-α and IL-1β in antigen-stimulated cell culture supernatants, which suggests preserved pro-inflammatory activity of the PCM-p monocytes when stimulated by paracoccidioidal antigens.

We suggested preserving and increasing percentage cover of forests to adapt to climate change for soil conservation.

has suggested preserving the secret ballot by mailing in votes.

If the hip defects are limited to the superficial regions of the femoral head, some studies suggested preserving the bridging bone stock (femoral neck) between the femoral head and the diaphysial shaft [ 6– 9].

Flow cytometry revealed significantly higher mitochondrial membrane potentials in the treated subjects, suggesting preserved mitochondrial function.