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Conversely, both human and mouse chromosomes Y are poorly conserved (about 0.5%).

(iii) Nationally, if energy policies including price polices, technological improvements as well as some other measures were implemented to avoid the rebound effect, we could have conserved about 20% electricity consumption in China's residential buildings each year.

The NTDs of helicases are relatively less conserved (about 25% identity) (Figure S2) compared to the C-terminal ATPase domain (about 40% identity) and these two domains are connected by a much less conserved linker region.

Although the synteny of speG regions of GAS strains and GGS_124 has been highly conserved, about 50% of SDSE strains do not harbor speG[ 13- 15].

This result suggests that any of the multicellular plant genomes conserved about 500 of the unique 2,691 genes present in the unicellular O. lucimarinus genome.

These insertions are highly conserved, about 300 residues long, and do not show any homology to known domains, sequence motifs, and other proteins.

Proponents say the products can conserve about half the water otherwise needed, also reducing the amount of fertilizer needed.

The bank cut its dividend in the first quarter from 27 cents, saying the move would conserve about $1 billion a year.

Morgan Stanley also cut its quarterly dividend to 5 cents a share from 27 cents, saying the move would allow it to conserve about $1 billion a year in equity.

Transit officials, concerned about recent power failures that knocked out subway lines in Manhattan and Brooklyn, severely cut back on train service in Queens to conserve about 60 megawatts of power.

It has already suspended its dividend to help conserve about $8 billion in cash, and plans to cut capital spending by several billion dollars.