Sentence examples for chemical conservation from inspiring English sources

1. High content of Zn in modern cells – predicted on the basis of the "chemical conservation" principle.

In the model, blue identified highly conserved residues with a gradient toward green, yellow, orange and red indicating decreasing chemical conservation.

Here, a key observation was the degree of CHC chemical conservation between the D. buzzatii and D. mojavensis clusters (Table 2) where most molecular structures, retention times, and carbon chainlengths were conserved, but species-specific CHC amounts varied quantitatively.

Through PES interventions, upstream land owners manage their land to control soil erosion, reduce the use of agro-chemicals, conservation of riparian land, and grass stripping to retain soil envisaged to restore water quality and quantity water flow as an ecosystem service to benefit downstream commercial farmers who mainly depend on Lake Naivasha to sustain their horticulture business.

This means that the amino acids' physico-chemical conservation is partially intrinsic to the genetic code, but it cannot be explained through the genetic code alone.

Basic concepts, such as stoichiometry, chemical moiety conservation, flux modes, flux balance analysis, and flux solution spaces, are explained with simple, illustrative examples.

Douglas Fenner, a coral scientist in American Samoa and a consultant for Conservation International and NOAA, said he is normally sympathetic to the idea of taking a precautionary approach to chemicals and conservation efforts.

Chiquita Brands International said yesterday that its Latin American banana farms had met an international watchdog group's standards for environmental conservation, chemical use and the treatment of workers.

The International Council of Museums and the Committee for Conservation with their working groups on preventive conservation, chemical analyzes and scientific research on art objects would be interested in establishing a close cooperation with the COST Action.

From the measurements performed in the current study it can be concluded that in respect to the chemical composition and conservation of the exhibits it is possible that the indoor environment of the museums and of the showcases can result in the enrichment of microorganisms which can attack and partly deteriorate the exhibits.

The interdependence of metabolites is driven by the underlying biophysical mechanisms such as chemical equilibrium, mass conservation, or asymmetric control distribution [ 34].