Sentence examples for a conservation of from inspiring English sources

This suggests that instead of a conservation of Gcm in similar tissues, we should look for conserved Gcm cascades.

Famously, Dodd quoted Freud's observation that a laugh is a conservation of psychic energy.

a Conservation of pond water.

The transition proceeds with a conservation of the aggregation number.

Sillanpää et al. attribute this deflection to a conservation of momentum.

Surfaces processed under completely minimized As pressure show no hole formation but instead a conservation of the initial droplets.

A similarity in appearance and conformational behavior of yeast and murine complexes indicates a conservation of Mediator structure among eukaryotes.

Due to the sporopollenin biosynthetic defects, knockout mutants of PpASCL produce nonviable and deformed spores (Daku et al. 2016), suggesting a conservation of sporopollenin biosynthesis in land plants.

Duration, for Bergson, is continuity of progress and heterogeneity; moreover, thanks to this image, we can also see that duration implies a conservation of the past.

This would reflect a pattern in ancient wisdom traditions, East and West, that prudence suggests a conservation of energy, a minimization of waste and a maximization of peace.

The exact stoichiometry of each biochemical reaction imposes a conservation-of-mass constraint that must hold in the steady state.