Sentence examples for conservation in terms from inspiring English sources

Encouraged by the obvious benefits of bladder conservation in terms of quality of life, multimodality bladder conserving therapies, combining organ sparing surgery with chemo-and radiotherapy, have been designed and promising results have been published (Dunst et al, 1994; Kaufman et al, 2000; Kim and Steinberg, 2000; Rodel et al, 2002).

We often think of conservation in terms of wildlife sanctuaries and breeding programs, but its Janus face is eradication.

"I feel the fact that I was able to sell the company accelerated the process of land conservation in terms of what I could do," she says.

Unlike previous methods, we thus achieve discrete global conservation in terms of interface interactions and a consistently sharp interface representation.

We assessed the potential of FSC certification for boreal biodiversity conservation in terms of standard content, and outcomes as habitat area set aside and habitat network functionality.

The first camp focuses on the transition from non-being to being, attempting first to characterize the notion of creation and then to develop an account of conservation in terms of preservation of being.

Currently, the τ parameter, representing a lower bound on their conservation ratio (in terms of the ratio of conserved and non-conserved exons) is used to regulate the clusters.

The annual conservation value in terms of WTP for the preservation of the myrtle sites in Dooreh was estimated as $102,525.

The numerical imbalance is eradicated by reformulating the governing matrix hyperbolic system of conservation laws in terms of deviations away from an unforced but separately specified equilibrium state.

Results provide impetus into the design of future conservation policies, in terms of how, to whom and where to target efforts.

Long-lived clones and associated coppice dunes are extremely sensitive landscape features; this sensitivity has conservation implications in terms of land use and management.