Sentence examples for conservation until now from inspiring English sources

We observed that their conservation until now could not be explained by a more informative environment.

The purpose of this study was to examine, within-catchment population structure of brown trout in a region that despite being a focus for salmonid fishing and conservation, has until now, received relatively little attention.

This arrangement brought the visitors of the Acropolis Museum in contact with the conservation interventions that until now were limited inside restricted access laboratory environments.

Until now, the conservation of molecular mechanisms underlying Sir2 biology was poorly addressed in invertebrates.

Protected by the Bern Convention (1979) and a European directive (1992), conservation of the wolf has continued until now, but there are growing demands for it to be excluded from mountain pastures, perhaps even national parks.

Fossey inspired a strong conservation movement and much research, but until now geneticists had to rely on hair and stool samples to collect DNA.

Until now, viewpoints on relative conservation and diversity of intestinal cell proteins among species have been difficult to generate.

Most of these species are from poorly known regions or taxonomic groups and until now have rarely been highlighted as conservation priorities.

A conceptual approach is a departure for the orchid show; until now the garden has preferred geographic or conservation themes.

Until now, all FISH studies on microchromosomes proved a strong conservation of synteny, with hybridization to chromosomes of similar sizes.

That's not a huge sum of money, but Southworth said he's been focused on "capital conservation" — in other words he didn't want to spend or raise much money until now, after he's proven the model.