Sentence examples for a greater conservation from inspiring English sources
Shusheng approached the Digitization Lab in October of 2014 with the idea of digitizing the well-preserved structures of a Cycadeoidea trunk as a part of a greater conservation and research project.
In contrast, there is a greater conservation of CDS-localized poly(A) sites in these two species.
Furthermore, this procedure permits a greater conservation of resources using a final volume of 10 μL compared to the usual 20 25 μL.
All consensus sequences share a high percentage of GCs, a greater conservation in GCs than in ATs, a palindromic structure, and a similar length (with the exception of ISPsy8 which displays a shorter consensus).
The main effect of buoyancy is a reduction of post-gravitational forces that act on the musculoskeletal system allowing a greater conservation of energy that could potentially reduce perceived fatigue [ 12].
While this seems to contradict the evidence for a greater conservation of expression levels during earlier stages observed in comparisons of parental species, it is possible that comparisons of expression level among pure species and pure species and their hybrids are measuring two different aspects of regulatory divergence.
"It is a great conservation success story," said Dipankar Ghose, a director at the World Wildlife Fund in India.
Those early 20th-century strategies are a great conservation success story, but perhaps too much so: the deer are now being managed to the detriment of the rest of the ecosystem.
"Fortunately, in the case of Rothko, there's a massive body of research into his techniques - and a great conservation department at Tate".
