Sentence examples for conservation of multiple from inspiring English sources

We explore this issue with a simulation study involving two agents sequentially purchasing land for the conservation of multiple species using three scenarios comprising either divergent or partially overlapping objectives between the agents.

The "footprints" obtained demonstrated complete conservation of multiple motifs within the 200 nucleotide region 5' to the translational start site (Fig. 1, designated region A).

Much better conservation of multiple ING domains was observed in S. cerevisiae and D. melanogaster.

This study reveals the existence and conservation of multiple members of the DCX superfamily in different species.

The strong conservation of multiple PY motifs in fungal and animal arrestins suggests they interact with WW proteins.

Sequence analyses of 61 bromodomains identified moderate to high conservation of multiple aromatic amino acids, many positioned near the histone binding site.

One simple way to infer functional sites is by positional conservation of a multiple sequence alignment [ 25].

The resulting phylogram, using the sand fly sequence as an outgroup, shows three clades without strong bootstrap support; however, the inner tree branches show considerably more conservation of the multiple forms within genus than between genera.

Despite the morphological conservation of the multiple-X system, the frequent movements of genes between autosomal to heterosomal positions expose the affected loci to greatly altered dynamics of gene evolution and recombination.

Habitat specialisation by juvenile species of ecological and fisheries importance, for a variety of habitat types, argues strongly for the careful conservation and management of multiple habitat types within marine parks, and indicates that the current emphasis on planning conservation using representative habitat areas is warranted.

To quote Sukhdev: "The rules of business urgently need to be changed, so corporations compete on the basis of innovation, resource conservation and satisfaction of multiple stakeholder demands, rather than on the basis of who is most effective in influencing government regulation, avoiding taxes and obtaining subsidies for harmful activities to maximise the return for shareholders".