Sentence examples for conservation even though from inspiring English sources

Most genes encoding secreted effectors are fast-evolving and show limited sequence conservation, even though some effectors have been reported to be conserved among species within a certain pathogen group [ 6, 13, 76].

So in a way I feel constrained from suggesting that the country would really be better off with higher priced gasoline that would encourage conservation, even though that's what I believe.

In short, the indigenous people of India's forests had to bear the cost of conservation, even though most of the country had been denuded of its forests by others.

Strikingly, neither DNA polymerases nor RNA polymerases in this proteome show such stringent conservation, even though high fidelity is also important in replication and transcription.

Floristic atlases have an important input to flora conservation planning even though their data quality varied greatly across countries.

"Zoo's Bitter Choice: To Save Some Species, Letting Others Die" ("The Animal Lifeboat" series, front page, May 28) reports debate over exhibition versus conservation at zoos, even though the perspectives are not independent.

Lions are not officially listed as endangered by the International Union for the Conservation of Nature, even though their population has dramatically decreased in a short period of time.

One might speculate that this tendency of universal co-expression is the reason why we observed such high levels of network neighbourhood conservation across species even though we compared expression data from a heterogeneous set of experiments.

But desalination burns up energy, adds to the global warming that exacerbates the water problem and reduces the incentive to save water, even though conservation is usually cheaper.

Even though conservation across independent datasets was much reduced for SBP and HR, the number of significant between-projects correlations was higher than expected by chance for both traits.

Kuhn & Meyer [ 30] established that Eurasian otters dissipate heat through their feet, while manatees possess adaptations pertaining to heat conservation in their tail even though they live in warmer seas [ 31].