The principle of uncertainty conservation is embedded in such systems [18]; this principle implies the presence of robustness in the systems components due to their features and functions, and with regard to possible perturbing conditions.
To evaluate levels of conservation among embedded STR regions and their flanking sequences, the chimpanzee and human ePCR fragment sequences were manually aligned for each microsatellite, allowing for occasional point mutations and small indels.
Ethnic cleansing continues in parts of the world, and racism continues to persist in institutions across the country, in the implementation of conservation, and remains embedded in the history of F&ES.
That is, overrepresentation of a given longer oligomer may result simply from conservation of shorter embedded oligomers.
Using the peptide conservation analysis tool embedded in HPVdB, we answered the question how many HPV strains contain this epitope.
In the 1980 1990s, representativeness became embedded into conservation policies and conservation programmes, with several early developments published in Australia (e.g. Austin & Margules, 1984; Commonwealth of Australia, 1992; Belbin, 1993, 1995; Awimbo, Norton & Overmars, 1996; JANIS, 1997).
Scaled-down sub-regional approach to prioritizing tiger conservation efforts needs to be embedded within larger conservation strategy frameworks.
The level of conservation is an old chestnut, and in your question about the relative conservation is in fact embedded the answer.
It would be interesting to know if the turnover of regulatory mechanisms is associated with as breakdown of synteny, as conserved gene order has been proposed to result from conservation of enhancer activity embedded in neighbouring genes.
