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Evolutionary conservation, which is a fundamental property of proteins and PPI networks (see e.g. Fig. 1) is shown to necessary lead to scale-free PPI network topologies.

The KL divergence directly assesses the difference of two distributions and therefore increases specificity for similar distributions, but makes no distinction on the basis of their conservation, which is however a property of the column score.

The stream which was polluted (a tributary of the Western Cleddau river) is part of a special area of conservation, which is the highest level of protection a European site can have.

This has significantly changed the perception and politics of conservation, which is now seen nationally as a means of improving social welfare, providing employment and increasingly new economic opportunities.

"He's helped us and other conservation organisations develop a whole approach to conservation which is 21st century – beyond nature reserves, beyond single sites and across taxa, not just butterflies".

Thermal storage plays an important role in building energy conservation, which is greatly assisted by the incorporation of latent heat storage (LHS) in building products.

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.

We need an energy revolution – away from fossil fuels and towards renewables and energy conservation – which is as radical and more rapid than the industrial revolution that laid the basis for our carbon economies.