Sentence examples for conserved that from inspiring English sources

From each of these "true" profile HMM models we drew a set of sequences; by design the set of sequences drawn from a profile with conservation level.5 are about 50% conserved (that is, they agree with their consensus sequence at about half of their positions).

Existing theory requires lepton number to be conserved (that is, neither created nor destroyed).

Remarkably, this symmetry of physical laws under a change of place or time implies that momentum and energy are conserved, that is to say they cannot be created or destroyed.

We treat two limiting cases, one where the total vacancy number is conserved (that is, there are no available sources and sinks) and one where the vacancy concentration is kept in equilibrium (the case of dense sources and sinks).

By construction, they fulfill the principle that action equals reaction and hence the momentum is conserved, that is, ∫ I V ( t ) f air ( s, t ) d s = − ∫ V f jets ( x, t ) d x. for an arbitrary domain V and I V ( t ) = { s ∈ I ( t ) | r ( s, t ) ∈ V }.

In several teleost species, including representatives of the Salmonidae and Acanthopterygii, but not zebrafish, two or more MyoD paralogues are conserved that are thought to have arisen from distinct, possibly lineage-specific duplication events.

How can we conserve that future?

"But barter helps you conserve that scarce resource".

If a species of tree that lives only in part of Florida is endangered, the solution is straightforward: try to conserve that little patch of habitat.

Indigenous peoples traditionally develop a set of conservation measures that are passed down from one generation to the next, and as a result they should be seen as the best people to conserve that land.

This is a feature that was introduced in Android version 2.2 and is particularly useful for people whose phones have limited internal memory as by moving installed applications to external storage they are able to conserve that memory.