Meanings of better preservation in English

We conclude that ABVD is associated with relatively better preservation of gonadal function.

Every thing in the English constitution had been regulated for the better preservation of peace.

The communion-table is polished, and in much better preservation.

Moreover, with the help of a mixed sparsity-regularization, better preservation of soft-tissue structures can be potentially obtained.

Some of this meat they smoked for its better preservation, but most of it was eaten fresh.

Now in the Accademia delle Belle Arti of Florence, where it was placed for its better preservation in 1831.

That on the W. side is in better preservation than the other, although more ruined than the theatres at Djerash.

In the coved ceiling, however, there are still some bright frescos, in better preservation than any others; not particularly beautiful, nevertheless.

The Baptistery frescoes, dealing with the legend of S. John, show a remarkable advance; and they are luckily in better preservation.

The glass stopper was carefully secured by a piece of leather, for the better preservation, I suppose, of the liquid inside.

Those on the south side are more perfect, and the backs are in better preservation, though the plain panels have been removed.

Maria ad Martyres, or the Rotunda, once the Pantheon of Agrippa, is in better preservation than any other monument of ancient Rome.

However, emerging data suggest that frequent hemodialysis accelerates residual renal function decline, and infrequent regimens may provide better preservation of native kidney function.

We have during the last year labored faithfully and against unfavorable conditions to secure better preservation of seal life in the Bering Sea.

The head of Tonga's Tourism Authority says he hopes the creation of a local heritage society will lead to better preservation of historical sites.

SIR,-Throughthe polite attention of Mr. Cardwell I have been favoured with a copy of your bill-"Forthe better preservation of Salmon."