Sentence examples for a good conservation from inspiring English sources

In the IRF1 gene there are no conserved binding sites for IRF but a good conservation of NF-κB binding sites was detected.

In IRF2 there is no conservation between human and chimpanzee, but there is a good conservation of TFBS for human-mouse and human-cow comparison (conserved sites for IRF1, IRF2 and IRF3, as well as for the NF-κB family members).

However unpleasant people find this, this can be a good conservation technique".

In an era of globalism of every sort, a good conservation project has to meet new criteria.

But what microclimate can be considered "a good conservation condition"?

It is known that the organic material, wood in this case, needs well controlled environmental conditions for a good conservation, above all relative humidity (RH).

At the same time, however, it also shows a less good conservation of the rest mass for stars that are rotating or moving across the computational domain (the opposite is true for stationary nonrotating stars, where the new method conserves rest mass more accurately).

Chromosome alignment showed a generally good conservation of overall gene order among H. pylori strains, although each individual strain could be distinguished from the others by a few small insertion/deletions (indels), and/or one or two larger rearrangements (Fig. 5).

Despite the low amino acid sequence identity across species, a relatively good conservation of the overall fold (Cα carbon chain) of this protein is found among plant species and eukaryotes in general [ 4, 28].

The S100R protein has lost key residues of the canonical calcium-binding motif in the second EF hand loop, despite a generally good conservation in both domains, similar to the human S100A10 and A14 proteins [ 1].

And again I repeat, it's a combination of good conservation and an increase in supplies.