Sentence examples for conservation common from inspiring English sources

But for the government to stubbornly pursue a badger cull when all the scientific and conservation common sense tells us it simply won't work, is ultimately not going to help farmers.

No regions of sequence conservation common to all 12 linkage variants are evident within the IGS.

This very low overall amino acid conservation, common in the prokaryote world, establishes the minimal requisites for the catalytic mechanism.

Using different filters (score, conservation, common, etc,) can reduce the number of miRNA predictions; for example, selecting 0.25 as a threshold (step 7 in Fig. 1) for OC-Gaussian with All-miRNA model (See Fig. 2) will recover 97% of the captured true miRNA (0.97*28) while reducing the new miRNA prediction by 42%.

To examine the conservation of these conserved, common group B targets on an expanded evolutionary scale, we compared them with the targets of the mouse group B Sox proteins Sox2 and Sox3 and the group C Sox protein Sox11 (Table  5).

Cancer-associated nsSNPs appeared to fall into positions with a higher level of conservation than common nsSNPs, yet could be as conserved as disease-causing nsSNPs (Figure 3A).

This site shows low sequence conservation within common ThrRS, and does not contain D. While nearly all of the common SerRS also contain a D at this site, only a few rare SerRS taxa contain a similar amino acid (E), with others showing a diverse set of generally hydrophobic residues.

According to Nicholls, such "genital massage" in the cause of conservation is common.

In total 160 different landscape units are identified and these layers are assigned to one of the six major soil and water conservation interventions common in the Ethiopian highlands.

We highlight community size, resource managers' ability to diversify livelihood activities and local perspectives on the conservation of common forests, particularly sacred values and intergenerational concerns on forest conservation, as critical participation drivers.

Surprisingly, despite this conservation no common physiological function of trans-translation was found in the different bacterial systems studied.