Sentence examples for conservation of certain from inspiring English sources

"Legal, well-regulated sport hunting as part of a sound management program can benefit the conservation of certain species by providing incentives to local communities to conserve the species and by putting much-needed revenue back into conservation," a spokesperson for the US Fish and Wildlife Service told Buzzfeed.

Ireland, which took the top slot, successfully combines the most desirable elements of the new material wellbeing, low unemployment rates, political liberties with the conservation of certain satisfaction-enhancing, or modernity-cushioning, elements of the old, such as stable family life and the preservation of community.

Detection of phages Lrm1/J-1/PL-1/A2/AT3/Lc-Nu withoprimerswith primers of pair #6, designed on non‐coding regions of phage genomes; pair #6 also evidenced a high conservation of certain prophage remnants.

However this model is strengthened by data which reveal linkage conservation of certain genes flanking the mating-type locus in Microsporidia and Ascomycota.

In hepatocytes of this mouse, the human chromosome was recognised by murine transcription factors to dictate accurate gene-expression despite the lack of conservation of certain DNA binding motifs; showing that adequate instructions to direct species-specific transcription must be embedded in the genetic sequence [44].

How could climate change affect genetic conservation of certain maize races?

In 2013, the IWC was coordinated for the first time across the whole of North Africa with the aim of developing recommendations for methodological improvements to current design in North Africa, as well as to update the conservation status of certain waterbird populations and wetlands of international importance.

One very important characteristic of all these models is that they all express conservation of a certain quantity; mass, momentum, heat etc. in any moment for any subdomain.

For the conservation and exhibition of certain items in the museum's collection — like the ruby slippers — the Smithsonian depends on private donations.

Long-range regulation has been hypothesized to be one of the elements that favor conservation of synteny in certain regions of the genome [ 9].

Although especially the second part is strongly limited by the available tissue (which in turn depends on the accessibility of the tissue of a mummy), this study offers insight into the conservation of tissues under certain "storage" conditions.