Miles said clearing was of "huge" significance for reef conservation "both on credibility on climate change but also the direct impacts; it straddles both the immediate threat and the longer term climate change threat".
Without action, Interpol says fisheries crime will continue to undermine resource conservation efforts, damage the credibility of fisheries policies, and threaten food security, while also destabilising some coastal regions and supporting human rights abuses and the trafficking of drugs, arms, and people.
It is essential for the credibility of future conservation planning analyses that we rise to this challenge.
This new method will reduce uncertainty about reported water savings from water conservation measures applied and improve the credibility of water conservation programs.
Finally, the conservation of H3K36me across different species lends credibility to the idea that H3K36me is also important for DSB repair and damage response in other organisms.
In various passages associated with the conservation principle, Garber's interpretation apparently gains credibility.
If substantial resources are expended with little impact, then conservation practitioners risk a decrease in agency credibility, an increase in public frustration, and ultimately hindrance to long-term solutions to human-wildlife conflicts [9].
In doing so, the credibility of public buy-in in biodiversity conservation, will be promoted, making it easier for policymakers to defend conservation investment against competing government expenditure.
Passing it would give the United States the credibility to press globally for shark conservation.
Importantly, some of these biases correlated in a highly significant manner with biological features, including transcript length, gene expression levels, conservation levels, and exon-intron architecture, misleadingly increasing the credibility of results due to them.
