Sentence examples for conservation considerations from inspiring English sources

Japan has led the opposition to establishing a marine reserve in the South Atlantic – supported by Norway, Iceland and some Caribbean states – arguing that the IWC's remit should prioritise commercial over conservation considerations.

Using mass conservation considerations, the second Fick law is modified to account for this effect.

One can expect that due to basic energy conservation considerations the energy outflow from the liquid to the elastic structure would result in lowering of WH pressures.

Viewing landscapes as a species-specific gradient of states of remaining habitat and condition has important implications for undertaking studies of human impacts on biodiversity and also integrating conservation considerations in production environments.

Whilst useful for relatively small, discrete areas, these methods are impractical for monitoring at the scale of the wind or wave farm because of the prohibitive expense, and/or the damage caused by this type of sampling, which may be detrimental to the environmental aims of the development or inappropriate if conservation considerations need to be taken into account.

In addition to the conservation considerations discussed above, we believe that our model is a powerful tool for the study of a wide range of theoretical and empirical cases.

Thus they warrant conservation consideration, says Mark Huxham, an ecologist at Napier University in Edinburgh, U.K.

These data singles out the Zhejiang population as being highly genetically distinct and worthy of separate conservation consideration.

An important conservation consideration is that any measures that reduce the availability of discards for birds on the Patagonian shelf will be beneficial.

Importantly, none of these four high-global-risk species are listed at the federal level under the Endangered Species Act (ESA), and therefore often do not receive any special protections for conservation consideration in the core of their breeding range.

A final conservation consideration that may be drawn from our work relates to domesticated populations that have become naturalized.