Sentence examples for time for preservation from inspiring English sources

Childhood may be the only time for preservation of biological fertility potential for children/youth who undergo gonadectomy or have early gonadal failure.

The quantitative guidance for development of process time for preservation processes has been derived from the design of thermal processes (commercial sterilization) for shelf-stable foods.

A necessary change in therapy may be done earlier, and critical time for the preservation of the graft and the patient can be saved.

Add ice if it will be out for some time for better preservation.

PAUL'S.; London Times Fund for Preservation of Cathedral Is Almost Doubled.

Last October, the State Department, as part of the effort to improve its record keeping, asked all previous secretaries of state dating back to Madeleine K. Albright to provide it with any records, like emails, from their time in office for preservation.

Around the same time VICE News filed its FOIA request, the State Department contacted Clinton — and four other formers secretaries of State — and asked them to turn over all records, like emails, from their time in office for preservation as required by the Federal Records Act.

The Qumrān sects, Jewish monastic groups known in modern times for their preservation of the Dead Sea Scrolls, believed in a messianic pair: a priestly messiah from the house of Aaron (the brother of Moses) and a royal messiah from the house of David.

6 Thus a structure which was devised by men of former times for the preservation of life came, by reason of the negligence of the authorities, to be a source of great danger and a thing to be feared.

And he envisioned a time when the zeal for preservation would outpace the creation of new architecture.

Mr. Burnett said all the artists have agreed to donate their time to raise money for preservation.