The phrase "and demonstrate the conservation" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the act of showing or proving the principle of conservation in a scientific or theoretical context.
Example: "In this experiment, we will measure the energy output and demonstrate the conservation of energy throughout the process."
Alternatives: "and illustrate the conservation" or "and prove the conservation".
These data are in accordance with the S. pombe findings (Figure 2B) and demonstrate the evolutionary conservation of the Nse3-Nse4 binding.
These are found in the mammalia, aves, amphibia, actinopterygii, urchordata, echinodermata, insecta, nematoda, platyhelminthes, and cnideria and demonstrate the remarkable conservation of the Jmjd6 gene during evolution as previously also noted by others ([ 56, 57]).
Nevertheless, only the connected subgroups, SO(3), SO(4) and SO 3,1), are needed to demonstrate the conservation of the angular momentum and LRL vectors; the reflection symmetry is irrelevant for conservation, which may be derived from the Lie algebra of the group.
We demonstrate the conservation and convergence properties of the scheme with various numerical examples, including a multi-scale ion acoustic shockwave problem.
Two other recently sequenced species, Selaginella moellendorffii (spikemoss) and Physcomitrella patens (moss), are also included in our analysis to demonstrate the conservation of discovered DNA motifs.
In order to identify conserved motifs and demonstrate the level of conservation, we generated sequence 'logos' [ 31] based on the aligned sequences of the individual arthropod SOPE boxes (Additional file 3).
We demonstrate the conservation properties of the scheme with numerical solutions on a rotating hemisphere.
To demonstrate the conservation of the energy density flux, we need to calculate this quantity in the left and right parts of the system.
We also demonstrate the conservation of this gene family throughout plants.
The HSL model trained based on yeast achieved comparable accuracy in predicting TRRs in other species, e.g., fruit fly, human, and rice, thus demonstrating the conservation of TRRs across species.
