Sentence examples for conserving ability from inspiring English sources

Natural elm savanna had higher soil P conserving ability than artificial plantations.

Along these lines, another interesting observation is the conservation of the PBD1 domain among other ERM family members suggesting a conserved ability to associate with paxillin.

Some neurons possess the fundamental and conserved ability to regenerate their axons after injury.

Timing activity to match resource availability is a widely conserved ability in nature.

This indicates that the conserved ability to metabolise certain, possibly xylose/arabinose-containing plant-derived carbohydrates confers an adaptive advantage to the B. longum species.

Thus, despite the conserved ability of this enzyme to catalyze the 4HypE reaction (a two-base 1,1-proton transfer reaction), the Cys Cys general acid/base pair observed in the structure of Q4KGU2 from the red cluster is not conserved.

The immune system is composed of innate and adaptive immune systems, in which the machinery behind innate immune system is very ingenious due to the conserved ability to recognize microbial components during evolution process.

Probably, this balance permits a continuous increase in perfusion of the exercising muscle together with a conserved ability of the baroreflex to control vascular conductance which, ultimately, allows maintaining blood pressure during exercise [ 102].

Thus, it seems that the evolutionary conserved ability of IAPs to resist epigenetic reprogramming between generations renders their epigenetic state transgenerationally relatively stable, facilitating a mechanism of epigenetic inheritance.

FOXO proteins have conserved abilities to increase longevity in worms and flies [ 16].

These genetic invaders are formidable evolutionary forces that have shaped the architecture of the genomes of higher organisms, with some conserving the ability to induce new integrants within their hosts' genome.