Sentence examples for conserve for a from inspiring English sources

Then I make a pear conserve for a contrasting taste.

You might argue that strawberry jam – sweet, meek and boring beyond words – is the perfect conserve for a meal which, in many ways, defines a peculiarly English approach to pleasure: unadventurous, bland, modest.

Jakob Hermann was the first to show that A is conserved for a special case of the inverse-square central force, and worked out its connection to the eccentricity of the orbital ellipse.

It is therefore possible that the residues selected by GeminiDistances and by MAPPIS are conserved for a geometrical reason.

Our main hypothesis was: if the evolution of soil associations has been relatively conserved for a given soil variable or group of variables (as evaluated through PCA axes), there will be node-specific signal in soil variables, suggesting that the association between edaphic variation and local-scale plant distribution within the BCI plot exist beyond the species-level.

Thus, it is likely that the single His residue is highly conserved for a specific role.

These humoral immune responses target external viral coat proteins that are conserved for a given strain.

NEAT2 is extraordinarily well conserved for a noncoding RNA, more so than even XIST.

In Sm2DBDγ, a glutamine is located in the position which is normally conserved for a glutamic acid (Fig. 1B).

Mutation frequencies are similar to those found in East Asian populations, and is probably conserved for a founder effect.

Hence, a site with a low functional entropy but high AA entropy suggests that it is conserved for a particular physicochemical property but not a particular residue.