"conservation case" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to a legal or scientific case that deals with protecting and preserving natural resources or the environment. Example: The Supreme Court has agreed to hear the conservation case regarding the protection of endangered species in the national park.
Teachers can find lessons on CSI South Africa, the Rhino Summit, conservation case studies, poaching and filming conservation.
Western trade lawyers say that China would have a hard time winning the conservation case if another country challenged its policies before a W.T.O.
But they are usually made to be clowns, which is not helpful for the conservation case or the ethical case," he tells me.
However, it remains incomplete for describing real conservation cases that combine local and global stability.
In our series, this radiological underestimation of DCIS size only applies to the subset of failed primary BCS cases (about 30% of conservation cases).
This false positive effect might be less important in some conservation cases where the original population is known to be very low even prebottleneck.
Application of our method to these pairs yielded 382 cases of conservation, 213 cases of neofunctionalization (105 neofunctionalized parent copies and 108 neofunctionalized child copies), 9 cases of subfunctionalization, and 50 cases of specialization (Additional file 1: Table S1; see Methods for details).
We illustrate our method with a conservation planning case study of a mammalian predator, American marten (Martes americana), and its two primary prey species, Red-backed vole (Clethrionomys rutilus) and Deer mouse (Peromyscus maniculatus).
All coding sequences predictions were manually checked for conservation in case of multiple hits, and only the alignments with best-hit results were selected from each genome.
And indeed, orthology alone is no guaranty of function conservation: many cases are known where orthologs have diverged functionally [ 28].
The DU concept identifies intraspecific units for conservation in cases when recognizing only the species (or subspecies) per se likely does not reflect the extent of evolutionarily significant diversity within that species (or subspecies).
