Sentence examples for conservation and ease from inspiring English sources

The three molecular markers chosen for diversity assessment of our red algal collections (nuclear LSU, mitochondrial COI and plastid UPA) differ markedly in both their degree of conservation and ease of amplification/sequencing, based on the protocols that were applied to our survey samples.

The advantage of this assay is the extreme primer conservation and wide applicability and ease of use.

Split system air-conditioning units are commonly employed in residential buildings in the tropics due to their convenience in terms of energy conservation, aesthetics, flexibility, acoustic performance and ease of operation.

This choice greatly mitigates problems encountered by the front-capturing schemes in computing discontinuous flow field, retaining at the same time their conservation properties at the discrete level and ease of use.

The CHPS rating system certifies schools as being "high-performance" and awards points for energy efficiency, water conservation, natural lighting, thermal comfort, noise control, and ease of operation (to ensure the building is maintained well), among other features.

These include bone conservation, restoration of proximal femoral anatomy, low wear rates, and ease of future revision.

The combination of haploidy, uniparental inheritance, and ease of genotyping this locus has led to a proliferation of conservation recommendations based partly - and in some cases entirely - on D-loop genotyping [ 9].

We gain speed, instant gratification and ease.

Satisfaction and ease of meeting.

Such scores speak of dominance and ease.

Water conservation will ease in parts of California, worsen in other parts.