Sentence examples for conserved enough from inspiring English sources

But none of the more or less primitive diversions made from the mainstream of the Colorado conserved enough water to meet the growing needs of the basin.

The rRNA genes are ubiquitous in all life, being conserved enough to identify, yet containing enough variabilty to determine evolutionary relationships.

Although the DNA sequences of these genes were <70% identical, several regions were conserved enough to design primers with little or no redundancy.

To put the testing results into perspective, 1,300 Hilton Worldwide properties using the system conserved enough energy to power 5,700 homes for a year, saved enough water to fill more than 650 Olympic-size pools and reduced carbon output equivalent to taking 34,865 cars off the road.

When excluding the smallest database, Macrostomum lignano, for which only 1,231 cDNA fragments were available, we obtained 43 genes that were unambiguously present in all remaining taxa and conserved enough to allow alignment.

In spite of this variability, C-terminal domains are conserved enough to allow reliable alignment.

"We want to conserve enough water to share with the environment," Mr. Bernal said.

The motivation for this proposal is the structural assessment of historical masonry constructions using relatively simplified models and conserving enough accuracy for practical applications.

After conserving enough fuel aboard the space shuttle Endeavour for nine days of Earth-mapping, NASA decided today to eke out nine more hours.

Landy needed to run the finish out of Bannister; Bannister needed to run even-paced laps and conserve enough energy for the sustained power of his sprint.

On Thursday, the California state water resources board fined nearby Beverly Hills and four other cities in southern California for failing to conserve enough water.