The phrase "a complete conservation of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the preservation or maintenance of something in its entirety, often in scientific or environmental discussions.
Example: "The researchers aimed for a complete conservation of the ecosystem to ensure its long-term sustainability."
Alternatives: "an entire preservation of" or "a total safeguarding of".
Similarly, chromosomal restriction maps showed a complete conservation of collinearity of markers between species [ 4].
The annotated contig, containing 10 genes and 2 ESTs, showed a complete conservation of linkage with Hsap3q21-q22, based on 46 anchor points, providing further evidence for conservation of linkage on a fine scale.
The annotated contig, containing 10 genes and 2 ESTs, showed a complete conservation of linkage (gene order and orientation) with the human genome sequence, based on 46 anchor points.
The comparison of miRNA-122 across several vertebrate species from genomic sequences reveals a complete conservation of miRNA-122 and high conservation of miRNA-122* across vertebrate classes, while nucleotides forming the loop between both pairing strands in the pre-miRNA-122 molecule appear to be under less selective pressure.
3-D structural comparison of the LmAsnA model with the EcAsnA (PDB 11AS) shows a complete conservation of catalytic residues, ATP binding Glycine rich region and identical flipping loop lengths that covers the active site at the sequence level and in 3-Dimension.
Alignments yielding an E-value≤0.5 were selected and divided into four classes: Class A: alignments showing complete conservation of the active-site region, Class B: alignments showing partial conservation of the active-site region, Class C: alignments with proteases lacking an active-site annotation, and Class D: all other alignments.
Most teleost Z1 lineage sequences, including in eel, have an almost complete conservation of residues at the 37 positions known to provide the HLA-A2 molecule with its six A through F pockets that collectively comprise the peptide binding groove [ 1, 3].
The third phase will consist of a controlled air drying that will last three to five years, giving a final date of complete conservation of the Mary Rose no later than 2015.
The members of each miRNA family normally retain a complete or almost complete conservation of miRNA and miRNA* sequences and of the structure formed by their pairing.
Importantly, this similarity encompassed the region corresponding to the 14-3-3 like 14-3-3 like 14-3-3 like (45–51% similarity; Figure 1, A and B) and thEst-one-homology endonuclease domain (45 51% similarity; Figure 1, A and C) with complete conservation of four critical D/E residues required for nuclease activity of the PIN-domain proteins (asterisks in Figure 1C).
This strain contained an intron at the (non- cerevisiae) cox1-aI3β insertion site that most closely resembled a sequence from Lachancea, and contained an intron-less cob despite complete conservation of several cob introns throughout the rest of the S. cerevisiae strains.
