Sentence examples for conservation points from inspiring English sources

Conservation points to an evolutionarily conserved requirement for methylation at these loci: this is consistent with a regulatory role for the testis group, as they can be derepressed following demethylation, as in mouse.

A study by Friedrich et al 2014, entitled Public perceptions of sharks: gathering support for shark conservation, points out that public engagement and support for conservation is limited.

The observed functional conservation points towards a critical role of this interaction in pathogenic as well as commensal streptococci.

This FH1-FH2 core is very ancient, and its remarkable degree of conservation points at an essential role within the cell.

The present study, which allows prediction of ribosomal proteins with low or very low sequence conservation, points to regions of the ribosomes that likely bind specific small molecules that would not interfere with the host ribosomes.

Adhi Hariyadi, of WWF Indonesia, says: "Having one single population is not ideal from a conservation point of view.

From the accuracy and mass conservation point of view, it is desirable to have a thin interface in simulations.

"As far as being a commercial breed is concerned, they have little value, but they are a significant animal from a conservation point of view".

"Walking on the floor is a unique experience and valuable educational tool, but from a purely conservation point of view I would have to say no.

And from a conservation point of view the health of the avian world is critical to the health of the entire natural world".

He is scathing of the justification that hunting benefits communities or conservation, pointing out that if that was their motivation, hunters could donate direct to the cause.