Sentence examples for actively conserved from inspiring English sources

Following purchase of land by the National Heritage Memorial Fund, and installation of a water pumping and distribution system along a 500 m section, several hundred metres of the track's length are now being actively conserved.

Conversely, the global average of the ds/dn values found for the eight CD94L molecules was 3.02, suggesting negative selective pressure, or, in other words, that PBR residues have been actively conserved in CD94L molecules since deriving from a common ancestor.

Indeed, after a study in 2011 suggested that actively conserving lions might push cheetahs to the brink of extinction, some scientists advocated reconsidering strategies for protecting the big cats.

Future targeted collecting missions need to be undertaken to actively conserve seed from the ecotypes within the geographic range of each species so that the genetic diversity of these species is appropriately conserved and available for future research and breeding activities.

So, while Congress fails to designate new wilderness areas, the President is actively conserving special places by creating new national monuments that reflect local community input and support.

Moreover, Jugdaohsingh et al. [16] reported that rats on a Si-deprived diet actively conserve Si by reabsorption of urinary Si to maintain tissue Si levels.

Since the transcript homologs used in the analysis are of high homology (E-value < 1E-50) to human, it can be assumed with confidence that these signaling pathways are conserved and are actively operating in the fish gills.

Only one of those promoters is highly conserved in rodents, while both promoters actively regulate the skeletal muscle ACACB gene function in humans [ 34].

High mobility group box chromosomal protein 1 (HMGB1), a highly conserved chromatin component that can be actively secreted by macrophages or passively released by necrotic cells, is one of the most putative endogenous TLR4 ligands involved in RA pathology.

To be fair to Ms. Goldberg and her panelists, all of them referred to the "complexity" of this issue, and conceded that some artists actively resisted the idea that their ephemeral works be conserved.

From this and other supportive data, we propose a model in which BRCA1-induced RNAPII P-CTD cleavage and degradation is a key component of a highly conserved, checkpoint/surveillance pathway that detects DNA damage within actively transcribing genes.