The use of compost/mulch for erosion control enhances soil conservation and substantially reduces erosion.
In fact, the peak with high protein conservation is substantially composed of cytoplasmic ribosomal proteins, while the peak with lower protein conservation mainly comprises nuclear-encoded mitochondrial ribosomal proteins (Additional file 9).
Excellent numerical results have been obtained for both scalar and Euler conservation laws with substantially improved solution quality in comparison with the existing methods.
Red-winged blackbirds had low overall nest success (8.6%) across conservation practices, though substantially higher for nests in diverse forb-native grass buffers (23.4%).
Hence, including economic costs into conservation priorities can substantially improve their conservation cost-effectiveness.
This is especially important for drought-prone areas, where conservation tillage can substantially increase the amount of moisture stored in the soil profile available for crop production.
Although this research used national level contextual variables in the analysis, its findings suggest that conservation behavior is substantially influenced by the context of environmental activism and ecological conditions in which it occurs.
More recently, a study of approximately 9,000 human lncRNA loci from the GENCODE consortium showed higher PhastCons scores than ARs, but conservation was still substantially lower than PC loci (Derrien et al. 2012).
Indeed, these two variables are measures of evolutionary conservation that capture substantially different aspects of evolution and one can imagine that functional constraints could be relaxed on a protein achieving an important function in the cell.
With regard to the substantially lower conservation of uORFs in alternative regions, it is necessary to point out that, although evolutionary conservation is a strong indicator of the functional relevance of the corresponding element, it is not a strict requirement.
