Sentence examples for conservation embedded in from inspiring English sources

Contra Alvard (1995; Alvard and Kuznar 2001), aspects of conservation embedded in Northwest Coast marine management systems can not be viewed as unintentional consequences of low population densities and simple technology.

Strictly derived from the thermal balance method, this flammable resistance method has the principle of energy conservation embedded with each energy term additive in the denominator.

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.

Using the peptide conservation analysis tool embedded in HPVdB, we answered the question how many HPV strains contain this epitope.

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.

The state's Independent System Operator, which manages the power grid, warns that blackouts could be far more frequent and last longer if conservation does not become embedded in the public's behavior.

Australian and state governments have the conservation of biodiversity firmly embedded in their policies, the major instrument being the Australian Government's EPBC Act (1999, under revision).

However, a preference for large reserves over small ones is embedded in much conservation planning and management.

In the current study, we investigated the conservation of the HH ribozyme sequence, embedded in the pDo500 satDNA repeats, in 12 species of Dolichopoda cave crickets.

We performed the epitope conservation analysis using the analysis tool embedded in each HPVdb T cell epitope entry page as shown in Figure 4A.

All samples were routinely processed and embedded in paraffin for tissue conservation.