Sentence examples for conservation making from inspiring English sources
Powerhouse also comes with a USB-to-mini-USB cord and features an on/off switch for power conservation, making it a must for today's frequent travelers.
It is often difficult to determine the effects of policies at a sectoral level in the overlapping domains of pollution control and energy conservation, making it difficult to consider co-benefits of energy conservation and air pollution reduction and tensions.
The three main proteins involved in polyphosphate metabolism, Ppk1, Ppk2 and Ppx are multi-domain and have differential inter-domain and inter-gene conservation, making unbiased analysis of relative abundance in metagenomic datasets difficult.
However, there is evidence that the TFos are active in assays for regulatory function at a far higher rate than non-occupied DNA segments, or DNA segments predicted as regulatory based on sequence motifs or conservation making them likely to have regulatory function.
For instance, an alignment of orthologous sequences of the phosphatase Glc7p, which was found to be a NatB target, shows that the protein is in general very well conserved; however, the N- and C-terminal regions display a much lower degree of conservation, making Glc7p not a NatB substrate in even closely related species.
48 A high baseline expression of this AQP and its conservation make it, comparably to DRIP, very likely to have similar important and conserved cellular functions.
Being an expert on American signal crayfish and water-vole conservation made the selection of his characters very simple.
Such molecular conservation make them a potential stable trait and emphasizes the potential use of these isolates in bioremediation process.
As more and more of my media consumption flows through the iPad, every little bit of battery conservation makes an increasing difference.
In these regions, decisions about land management and conservation made by private landowners can have significant effects on habitat and other ecosystem services.
This conservation made non-vertebrates amenable surrogate hosts for studying mammalian pathogenesis and added the benefit of enabling broadly conserved virulence factors to be identified.
