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Previous studies have also shown that ASEs possess several features that distinguish them from CSEs, such as weaker signals at alternative splicing sites, shorter lengths, higher level of sequence conservation, longer flanking intronic sequences, involvement of repetitive elements on exonization, and greater frequency for skipping exons to preserve the reading frame.

Even though (dt_{mathrm{trial}}) is chosen such that the parameters do not change significantly within this timestep (Section 3.1), there is a cumulative effect that can violate angular momentum conservation on longer timescales if (dot{Omega}_{I}) is not taken into account.

It is further possible that some var genes are under balancing selection, whereby the relative sequence conservation of longer genes could be due to optimised functionality, for example in terms of binding avidity and/or affinity.

While the two tail fibers in the orthocluster 5 phages typically show a higher level of conservation and a longer conserved N-terminal region, the C-terminal region of one tail fiber (tail fiber 1) still shows considerable variability in four of these phages.

You get fewer bacteria and longer conservation.

Conservation is no longer an option; it is a necessity.

For example, for the sake of biodiversity and human happiness, conservation is no longer enough; now we must create nature — where we live, work, learn and play.

Mr. McCain said the next president would have to break with the policies of the past, adding, "In the face of climate change and other serious challenges, energy conservation is no longer just a moral luxury or a personal virtue".

In such an environment, conservation will no longer simply be a sign of personal virtue.

The key point is that nature conservation is no longer justified just because of nature's intrinsic value but because of the benefits nature provides for humans.

In energy-dynamic environments, energy conservation is no longer considered necessarily beneficial, because energy storage units (e.g., batteries or capacitors) are limited in capacity and leakage-prone.