There was no difference between the groups in the ultimate breast preservation rate (95.0% vs. 94.4% in XRT and no-XRT, respectively, P = 0.88), distant metastasis-free survival (P = 0.36), or 5-year cancer-specific survival (97.1% in XRT and 98.6 in no-XRT).
The ultimate outcome of preservation is that legal material may be preserved in an electronic format, in print, or by whatever method the state may choose in the future; consistent with an outcomes-based approach, state policy and preference dictate the preservation method.
The cells are organised in a particular way and interconnected by subtle mechanisms in achieving the ultimate common goal the preservation of viability.
While this idea seems "utopian" at this point, I think that our community could realistically pursue standards and language for the more "substantive" aspects of the metadata, even if we are unable to agree on the ultimate solutions for preservation or platforms that "serve up" the content.
He insists he has performed the ultimate act of preservation at La Villa Basque: He's saved it from shutting down.
I am positive that ultimate authority for the preservation and maintenance of Bath's architecture should rest with the central Government.
The Internet Archive's Kahle sees easy access to data as digital preservation's ultimate rationale".Access,"he says, "drives preservation".
The test results indicated that crack control and preservation of ultimate strength may be achieved by providing reinforcement around the opening.
If this all fails, there's the ultimate speculative investment: cryonic preservation, as used by Austin Powers.
The resulting images have come to show a wonderful variety and indicate the ultimate arbitrariness of urban preservation and collective cultural memory; in Paris, I photographed the Eiffel Tower; in Philadelphia, some lovely Victorian toilet buildings from 1876; and in Chicago, the empty place on the shore of Lake Michigan where the enormous 1893 Manufacture Liberal Arts building once stood.
