Sentence examples for conservation of relatively from inspiring English sources

Our analyses indicate that interview-based surveys, if well designed and carefully implemented in the field, can provide robust and cost-effective tools in the conservation of relatively easily recognized species [42].

The conservation of relatively long ORFs suggests that they may have evolved under functional constraints since integration.

One is the conservation of relative position.

Sequence conservation of miRNAs is relatively common among vertebrates as well as invertebrates.

While the conservation of TATAWA appeared relatively low (17%), it was significantly higher than that expected by chance (6%) (Table 4).

Researchers also found something they dubbed the "Prius effect": Buyers in areas where consumer sentiment in support of conservation is relatively high — as measured by the percentage of hybrid-auto registrations in local Zip codes — are more willing to pay premiums for green-certified houses than buyers in areas where hybrid registrations are lower.

The low value of specificity obtained by our approach at the nucleotide level is mainly due to the number of nucleotides that were incorrectly predicted as coding at the boundaries of the annotated exons in the sequences, where the rate of conservation is relatively high when compared with that presented by the intronic and intergenic regions.

Human non-coding DNA generally consists of small stretches of conservation separated by relatively large swaths of non-constrained DNA.

A critical step in designing effective conservation landscapes is the identification of relatively intact natural habitats.

This study highlights the importance of "townscape" composition for species richness in urban habitats, but also demonstrates clearly that urban habitats, especially those characterized by an early-successional stage, can be of relatively high conservation value in regions dominated by intensive human land use.

Conservation of wetlands is a relatively recent priority, and it has seen more recent shifts from protection of remaining wetlands initially as a static biodiversity resource towards a focus on the many, formerly largely undervalued beneficial functions that these ecosystems provide to society.