Sentence examples for conservation independently from inspiring English sources

In the previous era, ecologists, botanists, and taxonomists used to work toward conservation independently, but now, there is a need to integrate various disciplines and design coherent model for effective management of Himalayan diversity.

As explained in the main text, we masked O/E sites and candidate TATA-boxes from the promoter regions and repeated our analyses to determine whether any matrix families show enrichment or conservation independently of O/E and TATA-boxes.

They showed both a smaller drop in Hb levels between admission and discharge in the intervention group, and most importantly that the use of a blood conservation device was independently associated with lower RBC transfusions (control group 0.13 units vs. active group 0.068 units RBC/patient/day, p = 0.02).

We confirmed that the legal environmental restrictions were never fully complied with and the landscape observed remained distant from its conservation scenario proposed, independently of the PA management category and despite the long process of establishment as an area to be protected.

Analysis by the linear regression model showed that the use of a blood conservation device was independently associated with lower PRBC requirements (P = 0.02, Table 3).

Notably, a substantial number of alternative promoters have no sequence conservation because they evolved independently among species [9].

The link-based baseline takes only direct interaction partners into account, again independently of conservation of interactions.

Grouping homologous sequences into different blocks according to the evolutionary distance of the species to human and evaluating sequence conservation in each group independently significantly improved prediction accuracy.

The increased power to identify genes independently from conservation is a major step toward studying the evolution of genome content and rapidly evolving gene sequences.

To validate this clustering, established groups were analysed independently for conservation of specific transposase domains as well as length and specificity of target site duplications.

The ability to identify transcribed genes independently from conservation will facilitate evolutionary and functional analyses of the most rapidly changing segments of the genome.