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While CHC profiles are highly variable between different populations of O. brunneus, one of these CHCs, (Z -9-nonacosene (9-C29:1) is used and conserved as a fertility signal across populations [ 31], although the levels of (Z -9-nonacosene differ between populations.
It should be stabilised and "conserved as found".
Second-cut lucerne was harvested and conserved as silage at either a long (L) or a short (S) chop length (geometric mean particle lengths of 9.0 and 14.3 mm, respectively).
Arabidopsis VRN1 and Glyma11g13220 exhibit conserved as well as diverged functions.
For example, ompC nearest neighbor genes such as ubiG, gyrA, rcsC, and rcsB are grouped together in E. coli and Yersinia pestis and are also conserved as a group in P. luminescens, but the Photorhabdus locus does not show an annotated ompC [ 15].
The town's Old Ship Church (1681) was a Puritan meetinghouse and is now conserved as a museum, and the Old Ordinary (1680) was a colonial tavern that served daily "ordinary" meals to travelers.
It is inferred that the MACIT ancestral gene originated in the last bilaterian common ancestor, and has been conserved as a single gene in Ecdysozoa (arthropods and nematodes), Hemichordata and Urochordata, whereas the gene has been lost in the Lophotrochozoa and certain deuterostome phyla (Echinoderma, Cephalochordata and Cyclostomata).
Finally, Glyma11g13220 and Arabidopsis VRN1 have conserved as well as divergent functions.
The genes encoding MbnP and MbnH are conserved as a pair far beyond the group of Mbn producers analyzed here and are defined by an existing set of TIGRFAM HMMs (TIGR04039 and TIGR04052) and an associated genome property (GenProp0940).
The orbital energy is conserved, and therefore the semi-major axes are conserved as well (e.g. Mardling and Aarseth 2001).
The four-time Cup champion Jeff Gordon moved into second and was steadily cutting into the lead as Logano, with a nearly empty gas tank, conserved as much fuel as possible.
