Sentence examples for compelling conservation from inspiring English sources

It is possible that an attempt may be made to take a biopsy from Iceberg; but with researchers reluctant to do so unless there is a compelling conservation reason, they are hoping instead for closer observations including a detection of eye colour.

In doing so, they address key resource concerns in their communities, while engaging customers with a compelling narrative about conservation.

The substantial divergence of regulatory regions elsewhere makes a compelling argument for conservation of expression profile in these instances.

Together with the identification of highly conserved rasiRNAs, miRNAs and tasiRNAs in Chinese fir, these results provide compelling evidence for the conservation of sRNA-generating pathways between gymnosperms and angiosperms.

This class is a joy to teach, as we introduce students to many aspects of marine science and conservation through compelling examples of big ocean creatures.

Drought has not only helped increase the price at which electricity can be sold on the spot market -- 10 to 20 times as much as last year's price -- it has strengthened a compelling bottom-line rationale for conservation.

The authors provide compelling functional evidence for a conservation of the Hox-TALE interaction network between Cnidaria and Bilateria.

These examples highlight the parallels between the mammalian and fruit fly systems, and provide compelling evidence for the evolutionary conservation of metabolic regulation.

In addition to all the other good reasons for their conservation, there is a compelling economic one too," said Dr Robin Naidoo, the paper's lead author and senior conservation wildlife scientist at WWF.

Hannah Fraser is a professional mermaid and an ocean conservation activist who makes compelling videos combining these interests.

To do this, the Coursera Marine Megafauna MOOC is introducing students to the biology, ecology and conservation of marine systems using compelling examples focused on charismatic large ocean creatures (e.g. whales, sea turtles, sharks etc). as the key pedagogical hook.