Sentence examples for because of conservation from inspiring English sources

And we also said that the vector field is conservative because of conservation of energy which tells you if you start at a point and you come back to the same point then you haven't gotten any work out of that force.

"If you have a big area of conserved forest you will probably end up with increased density because of conservation alone, because when the forest is not utilised for wood then the trees can grow and become bigger," said Mr Rautiainen.

"Mountain gorillas have only survived because of conservation.

Once-threatened species continue to recover because of conservation measures.

There will be more use of renewables, but power generation as a whole is expected to decline because of conservation efforts, including tightening of building energy codes.

Fishing in the area is strictly limited because of conservation measures aimed at replenishing scallop stocks, but smaller boats are allowed to operate.

Because species of conservation concern generally occur in landscapes with <20% habitat, modeling dispersal as a random process may not be warranted for these species.

This is because the law of conservation of mass says, broadly, that however you use it, you cannot destroy the stuff.

Many species are valued because they provide ecosystem services, including biological control, pollination and decomposition, or because they are of conservation interest.

Because of its unusual level of conservation, and because of the presence of unexplained pathogenic mutations in its sequence, PrP GPI-SP represents an ideal model to address the fate of the GPI-anchor signal peptides.

Our nation's fish populations are becoming healthier because of the conservation mandates of the Magnuson-Stevens Fishery Management and Conservation Act (MSA), which require science-based catch limits that do not allow overfishing.