Sentence examples for conserve the function from inspiring English sources

Mammals are heavily reliant on hearing for a variety of ecologically important roles (Macdonald 2009) and it is likely that evolution has acted primarily to conserve the function of hearing genes, many of which are functionally conserved in tetrapods.

Typically, MPAs are created as an attempt to protect and conserve the function and integrity of marine and coastal ecosystems; as for example, by preserving endangered species (e.g., fish, turtles, and birds), biodiversity, and habitats (e.g., spawning/breeding grounds, mangroves, coral reefs).

These results suggested that the PI-like gene CsPI from the early-diverging C. spicatus conserved the function on stamen development.

The Tri11 topology is consistent with Stachybotrys Tri11 conserving the function of Trichoderma Tri11, which is to hydroxylate the trichothecene skeleton at C-4 to yield trichodermol [ 12].

This suggests that plant may have conserved the functions of their ancestral homologues and that Arabidopsis MYST proteins may be involved in a wide range of cell functions which are assumed by different proteins in mammals.

As there are fewer SIR2-related genes found in plant genomes, important questions arise such as whether plant SIR2-related proteins conserve the similar functions as yeast and animal SIR2 proteins.

Whereas the B, C and E functions are regarded to be broadly conserved, the A function in specification of the perianth is not widely observed and questioned in Antirrhinum [ 52, 53], as well as other plants [ 54].

Thirdly, these arguments have to be considered in the light of the doubts, cited in the Introduction, if media currently used to conserve the stability and functions of nuclei reproduce the ionic properties of the cytoplasm in vivo.

The rather conservative nature of the K to R variant and the relative low frequency of less conservative substitutions at position 170 are in line with the importance of conserving the MHR function.

The patency of pancreaticojejunostomy anastomosis is of paramount importance in conserving the exocrine function of the pancreas in patients who have undergone partial pancreatectomy.

Although the fold is conserved, the specific function is obtained by varying sets of amino acids at the substrate binding and translocation domains.