Sentence examples for conservation of some from inspiring English sources
Noticing the remarkable high conservation of some amino acids and even of the conserved (short) length of ICL1 within GPCRs, our results about the G-protein sensitivity of ICL1 might also be important for other GPCRs.
We also observed a high conservation of some genes involved in root-associated function, which were generally less conserved among angiosperms.
This experiential class will provide an introduction to the biology, chemistry, and conservation of some important medicinal species found in Northern California.
Regulatory parallels will be drawn between Arabidopsis and major crops that indicate conservation of some CCT/NF-Y modules during plant evolution.
Studies of telomere structure and maintenance in trypanosomatids have provided insights into the evolutionary origin and conservation of some telomeric components shared by trypanosomes and vertebrates.
The Bahamas National Trust is concerned with the preservation of wildlife and the conservation of some two dozen national parks, including Exuma Cays Land and Sea Park (established 1959).
That is, students can often correctly state the law of conservation of mass, some molecular formulas, and some chemical equations but, at the same time, cannot use these ideas consistently or effectively in their explanations or arguments from evidence.
Because of the conservation of mass, some "boring" cellular automata which evolve, for instance, into homogeneity are automatically excluded in this scheme.
Nonetheless, the conservation of at least some wild populations may be required to ensure long-term survival of this species in this region.
The evolutionary conservation of ZNF703 provides some clues about possible molecular mechanism that should be explored in future experiments.
The potential for exchange of RVFV and other pathogens between goats and wild ungulates could have substantial effects on animal production and on the conservation of wild species, some of which are considered near-threatened.
