Sentence examples for conservation and flexibility of from inspiring English sources

The novel terms OrthRate and ParaRate of the mapped functional pathways were defined to quantitatively indicate the conservation and flexibility of homologous pathways.

This type of relative conservation of the CBP and flexibility of the surrounding regions is similar to that of the GII NoVs, although GI and GII NoVs have distinct HBGA binding interfaces.

Therefore, the transfer of co-expression across molecular levels can be described as a harmonious process of both conservation and flexibility.

Thus, the transfer of co-expression from transcript level to protein level in Plasmodium falciparum is characterized by both conservation and flexibility.

As McCarthy and Prudham (2004) note, this has come to reflect 'hybrid neoliberalism' where the overlap between markets and devolved conservation centre on faith in the interdependency and flexibility of markets and civil society, such that both support the supply and demand of finances, conservation and local actions.

The ease and flexibility of this transaction was mind-boggling.

The durability and flexibility of fake meat is truly astounding.

This shows the strength and flexibility of the used algorithm.

This is often attributed to the conservation of gene regulatory networks (GRNs) and the flexibility of TF binding site distribution in a given enhancer, which contribute to conservation of enhancer function (Ludwig et al., 2000; Oda-Ishii et al., 2005; Hare et al., 2008; Weirauch and Hughes, 2010).

Conservation aquaculture pertains conservation and recovery of endangered aquatic species.

We illustrate the mechanics and the flexibility of the protection function by embedding it in two linear-integer programming models for reserve site selection and applying the models to a case study of Myotis bat conservation on Lopez Island, United States.