The phrase "addressing the conservation of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing efforts, initiatives, or topics related to the protection and preservation of natural resources or ecosystems.
Example: "The conference focused on addressing the conservation of endangered species and their habitats."
Alternatives: "tackling the preservation of" or "focusing on the protection of".
The WA government has said it is addressing the conservation of the region through an $81m plan that has removed feral cattle, handed environmental work to traditional owners and created Australia's largest national park through land handed back by Rio Tinto.
We use our findings to reiterate the need for explicitly addressing and conveying the limitations and uncertainties of any modeling approach taken, and the need for interdisciplinary research efforts when addressing the conservation of biodiversity and sustainable use of environmental resources.
Addressing the conservation of DNA sequences on a genome-wide scale, we investigated the phastCons28wayPlacMammal most conserved sequences (PCSs) from the UCSC Genome Browser.
Addressing the conservation of CpG islands, we observed that eight percent of the PCSs in human imprinted regions overlap with CpG islands whereas the autosomal ratio is only four percent (χ2 test, p < 0.001).
We address the conservation of angular momentum for cell-centered discretization of compressible fluid dynamics on general grids.
Future research needs to address the conservation of 6mA and the enzymes that can set and remove this modification.
Regarding the putative false positive results, although it is possible that some of the predicted TFBS are really not such, our approach addresses the conservation of functional DNA stretches in similar viruses.
To address the conservation of the binding specificities, we first calculated motif similarity score of all previously existing B1H and HT-SELEX binding profiles for Drosophila and mammals, respectively, and illustrated their similarities as a network map.
Here, we address the conservation of variation in mutation rate and substitutional strand asymmetries using primate- and rodent-specific repeat elements located within the introns of protein-coding genes.
To determine whether students could use BLAST as a tool to address the conservation of genes thought to play a role in pathogenesis, we provided students with genes identified as virulence factors by scientific experts at the ASAP genome database and asked students to determine whether the gene/ORF was conserved in the other strains included in the comparative genomic analysis.
Our methodology could contribute to assessing the magnitude of long-term change in proportion of a species in the community and to addressing the conservation status of species whose assessment is not straightforward because of a lack of quantitative data.
