Sentence examples for conservation which is from inspiring English sources
The aa sequences of CHS orthologues in Asteraceae show, as well, a very considerable conservation, which is rooted from the rather conserved nucleotide sequences of CHS orthologues in this family, forming a distinct branch in corresponding phylogenetic tree.
The observed patterns are not the result of ortholog-level conservation, which is evident from the low numbers of conserved AS events between, for instance, human and mouse [ 23].
The energy equivalent is conservation, which is superior in every way to substitution.
Americans could essentially create that amount of energy through conservation, which is the true source of energy security.
This, it says, "supports a controlled [scallop] fishery in the area of the Special Area of Conservation which is currently closed to [scallop] fishing".
Indigenous peoples' key role in conservation – which is often one of the reasons used for their eviction – needs to be recognised.
Close inspection of the structure and the overall protein alignment revealed 10 highly conserved cysteines (>90% conservation), which are likely to form up to five disulfide bonds.
Our approach is different from previous MQAPs that used evolutionary conservation, which were based on the spatial clustering of the conserved residues.
Hence, by treating the frames differently, the weighting system provides the performance gain and energy conservation which are important metrics to be considered in MWSNs.
Conservation set-aside refers to parts of arable farmland especially well suited to nature conservation, which are mandatorily withdrawn from agricultural production (for those who claim payment) and on which ecologically valuable habitats are created through specific management activities.
