Sentence examples for conservation of some of from inspiring English sources
The findings could aid the conservation of some of the world's most critical sea creatures, says urban ecologist Travis Longcore of the University of Southern California in Los Angeles, who was not involved with the work.
The conservation of some of the genes on either side of the boundary also differs to a significant degree indicating that the changes must have been acquired after the genes came to reside on the X chromosome.
Strikingly, the evolutionary conservation of some of the elements ([25] and data not shown) in mammals suggests that regulatory principles involved in light regulated gene expression might be conserved in the absence of peripheral photoreception.
The high degree of conservation of some of the tRNAs suggests an important functional role.
The conservation of some of these lncRNAs in dogs suggests a potential route for developing anti-lymphoma strategies based on dog therapeutic trials.
The comparative genomics approach to identify the consistency of drought grain yield QTL across species revealed the conservation of some of the loci, indicating their evolutionary significance.
As seen in Figure 3, the gene conservation profiles of some of these strain pairs showed a remarkable degree of congruence, with CGH profiles showing Pearson Correlation coefficients greater than 0.95 on the strength of similarities at multiple hypervariable loci.
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 found a high degree of conservation of loss-of-function phenotypes for homologs in both organisms.
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).
Our results also emphasize the role for lichen conservation of some forest types that are of minor economic importance, such as oak (Quercus pubescens), riparian, and silver-fir (Abies alba) forests.
