Older players often conserve energy over the course of a tournament by agreeing to short draws, while younger players usually press on, even if the games last for hours.
Skilled at setting up his car for race conditions, Prost would often conserve his brakes and tyres early on in a race, leaving them fresher for a challenge at the end.
Biochemical (activity-functions) of genes are often conserved (i.e., homologous), while simultaneously being available for co-option to make causal role contributions (use-functions) to distinct developmental processes.
Conversely, as species diverge the small number of radical mutations may be explained by the conservation of physiochemical properties, which are often conserved to maintain protein function even across evolutionary distant species [ 40].
Some of the most important features for the prediction of the impact of missense SNPs are derived from evolutionary analysis: critical amino acids are often conserved in protein families and so changes at conserved positions tend to be deleterious.
AM-related genes are often conserved among AM-competent plant species, while they are less conserved or even missing in non-mycorrhizal species.
Analyzing the huge amount of RNA sequences poses major challenges for bioinformatics; particularly, since the sequence of related ncRNAs is often conserved only weakly, while the RNAs can still share a strongly conserved consensus structure.
Binding information is essential because transcription factors must first bind to a gene to induce or suppress expression, while conservation information is important because true-positive transcription factor-DNA interactions are often conserved within a genus.
Some mutations of protein residues matter more than others, and these are often conserved evolutionarily.
Pharmaceuticals in the environment (PIE) are of importance since these compounds are designed to affect biological receptors/enzymes that are often conserved across vertebrate families.
It should be noted that unlike proteins which are often conserved in sequences, peptides often adopt a coil-like structure and are thus normally not conserved in sequences.
