Sentence examples for conserving a good from inspiring English sources

I feel my attitude is conservative with a small 'c': it's about conserving a good attitude from the past, and I don't think this policy would do that.

With our samples rank/frequency estimates might be biased downward, but conserving a good precision (cf., [13]'s figure 3c).

Despite the steep decrease of the discharge capacity after the first cycles, Fig. 3, this compound conserves a good stable lifetime during long cycling.

The TiO2 and ZnO top-coatings are deposited using chemical spray pyrolysis technique which conserves a very good specular reflectance of the mirrors (94% reflectance in the Near Infrared range).

This result is consistent with the hypothesis that when a transcription factor binding event is conserved, this conservation is a good indictor of a functional regulatory connection [23].

"They're not conserving an endangered species.

The primary motivation behind a structural alignment should be to find conserved residues, and a good algorithm must give leeway for less than total conservation.

The extracellular domain of matrix protein 2 (M2e) is 24 amino acids long, which is highly conserved and therefore a good target for the development of a universal vaccine which may protect against a much wider range of influenza A virus strains.

Such conserved microsatellites provide a good system for studying microsatellite evolution without any biases due to them being cloned in one species.

Thus, a high score cab be obtained for a good conserved position, while a weakly conserved position only gets a low score.

Conserving body heat is a good way to stay warm.