Sentence examples for combined conservation from inspiring English sources

Each potential merged CNE is then assigned a combined conservation score (CCS); the combination of the conservation scores from each pairwise comparison.

Conserved upstream sequence location relative to the coding sequences and combined conservation scores of six genes in the Osiris cluster.

CP violation (the violation of the combined conservation laws associated with charge [C] and parity [P]) was discovered first in the K-meson system and is under investigation in B-mesons (which contain bottom quarks).

CP violation, in particle physics, violation of the combined conservation laws associated with charge conjugation (C) and parity (P) by the weak force, which is responsible for reactions such as the radioactive decay of atomic nuclei.

In addition, the degree of damage undergone throughout the last century due to materials used in the production of windows was studied, to design and optimise a combined conservation and restoration strategy.

Resulting data have been useful to design and optimise a combined conservation and restoration strategy in the recovery of this valuable legacy of early 20th century stained glass windows from Madrid.

Mr. Ilchman has a similar reason for combining conservation with exhibition.

This model combines conservation principles derived specifically for the marine environment with economic impact assessment.

Paradoxically, this imprecise guidance to river engineers provides the best framework for combining conservation sensitive management with cost-effective engineering.

First, at the Hubbell Trading Post, instead of the usual tacky souvenirs and fossilised "living museum" experience, I came upon a vibrant historic site that manages to combine conservation with old-style commerce.

Understanding how animals respond to the distribution of forest remnants may be useful in combining conservation efforts with landscape harvest designs.