Sentence examples for systematic preservation from inspiring English sources

Unlike regular books, Shea pointed out, phone books are "made to be destroyed," a quality that has led to various afterlives — furniture-leg replacements, booster seats, ceiling tiles — but rarely to systematic preservation.

Extensive soybean collecting started in the 1920s but systematic preservation did occur until the United States Department of Agriculture USDAA) Soybean Collection was established in 1949 (Carter et al. 2004).

How does this functional subdivision account for the systematic pattern of preservation and loss in Broca's aphasia?

Systematic studies on colon preservation are missing.

Systematic reviews showed a preservation of the bone contour for this method [6, 15].

On June 5, 1897, the Ancient Temples and Shrines Preservation Law (law number 49) was enacted; it was the first systematic law for the preservation of Japanese historic art and architecture.

In the near future the company's spotty method of preservation will become more systematic, with plans under way to find space outside Manhattan for a building to house Random House's archives of books, manuscripts and correspondence between authors and editors.

Ways of enhancing pulp preservation by stepwise excavation a systematic review.

Tooth preservation or implant placement: A systematic review of long-term tooth and implant survival rates.

With a paucity of literature comparing joint preservation techniques, we performed a systematic review of the literature intending to describe and summarize the results of ankle distraction arthroplasty as it compares with studies on tibio-talar microfracture, allograft, and autograft for ankle joint preservation in the post-traumatic population under 50 years of age.

A recent systematic review confirmed the benefits of walking to BMD preservation at the hip but not at the spine [ 52].