However, more extensive evaluations are necessary to accommodate broad conservation management priorities in a regional context (Beacham et al. 1999; Winans et al. 2004; Currens et al. 2009; Blankenship et al. 2011).
We should add that empirical evidence suggests that animals "distort" their morphology to accommodate the observed conservation in basic musculoskeletal properties (i.e. these properties do not scale isometrically with length (size)) (Bullimore and Burn, 2004).
Thus, we used a flexible definition of "evolutionary conservation" to accommodate such potential differences between genes and/or TFBS: here a TFBS was considered evolutionary conserved if it was predicted as a respective TFBS in orthologous position in at least three of eight surveyed genomes.
Whereas the post-selection clones CDRs have shown high level of length conservation to accommodate each hapten.
In particular, spatial zoning for various types of MPA designs could accommodate several demands for ecological conservation while minimizing socioeconomic impact.
The analysis suggests that New York State, US, may be able to accommodate 16,000 Megawatts of power generation while avoiding conservation priorities, more than sufficient landscape to situate turbines up to the predicted capacity based on grid reliability (6600 MW).
The museum's former director, Donny George Youkhanna, who fled in 2006 after threats against him and his family, said the museum required years' more preparations to reach international standards of curatorship, conservation and security before it could safely accommodate museumgoers.
Comparisons are made between the outcomes for uniform conservation policies and more flexible policies that accommodate ecological and economic heterogeneity.
Broad geographic patterns of neutral and non-neutral variation demonstrated here can be used to accommodate priorities for regional management and inform long-term conservation of this species.
Maintenance of suitable habitat for mobile species will require an extensive reserve network in conjunction with conservation-compatible non-reserve land management to accommodate species that track suitable conditions [50], [53].
