Sentence examples for conservation figures from inspiring English sources

As the rainy season draws to a close in California, a deluge of drought-related numbers have been released: reservoir levels, conservation figures, feet of snowpack. .

The environmentalists argue that the true conservation figure is closer to $5.9 billion.

C sequestration accounted for 50% of the increase in NPV in the afforestation and for 100% in Fagus conservation (Figure 6).

From the ROC curves shown in Figure 4(a) and supplementary Figure (a) we can see that DNA duplex stability alone can slightly improve the TF target gene prediction accuracy, and its performance can be remarkably improved by combining with other priors, such as conservation (Figure 4(c) and supplementary Figure (g)) or regulatory potential (Figure 4(b) and supplementary Figure (d)).

In terms of power conservation, Figure 13b shows that the skew factor only slightly affects the tune-in time of our mechanism and the exponential index scheme.Regarding the accuracy of our approximation model, Figure 14 presents our comparison between the analytical results and the experimental results.

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Instead, we implemented a 'network-level' approach to estimate expression conservation (Figure 4).

This region is additionally characterized by a high degree of conservation (figure 1_1).

All three genes encode proteins with a high degree of conservation (Figure 1).

The carboxyl-terminal tail of GluA2L shows a similar high degree of sequence conservation (Figure S1).

This is clearly seen when Syndapin homologue conservation is mapped onto the EFC structure the dimer interface shows the most striking degree of conservation (Figure 1E and S1).