Sentence examples for class of conservation from inspiring English sources
Rezakhanlou has shown that the hydrodynamic behaviour of ASEP and other attractive asymmetric particle processes on $R^d$ is governed by a class of conservation laws.
Non-native plant distribution and community composition, along with an array of environmental factors, were examined in 31 hedgerows, an archetypal class of conservation linkage, in the northern part of California's Central Valley.
Results for all ORFs are reported with available functional characterizations in Supplementary Tables S16 S23, listed by strain and class of conservation.
There was significantly more bird richness outside the reserves in all but one of the classes of conservation concern nesting Birds Directive.
This paper explores the association of a set of land variables with bird species richness in the area of Barcelona, subgrouped into nesting and wintering, and three classes of conservation concern: total species, species of European Concern (SPEC 2 and 3), and species included in the Birds Directive.
In the 2nd class of conserved alignments (dotted lines), the conservation of non coding regions is very similar to CDS in closely related species, and, as for the first class, suddenly decreases in distant vertebrate species.
Discuss with your class the ideas of conservation and keeping our common birds common and working to save and protect those species threatened and endangered.
These miRNAs might represent two classes of conserved miRNAs, i.e., miRNAs in broad conservation families and poor conservation families.
For many onlookers, the slaughter of the animal – perfectly legal if undertaken with the landowner's permission and with the correct calibre weapon – is about ethics and cruelty; for pragmatists, it is about rural economics; for others it raises issues of class, conservation or aesthetics.
The amino acid alignment of the 13 human myosin heavy chains of class II showed conservation of valine 34 in all but one (MYH10) protein (Fig. 1C).
