Sentence examples for conserving at least from inspiring English sources

In 2006, for example, five governments in Micronesia committed to conserving at least 30percentt of their nearshore waters by 2020.

The results of GBRSB were used to assess the effectiveness of the 2004 rezoning [144] in meeting its stated objectives of conserving at least 20% of habitats and biodiversity within 40 benthic bioregions recognized by GBRMPA's Representative Areas Program [136].

When one exhales, the breath passes over these cooled surfaces and loses some of its moisture, thus conserving at least some of the body water.

This approach is allowed by the state law as long as the local ordinance conserves at least as much water as the state's model.

Determined to conserve at least one alleyway of the once-thriving artists' village, he fought for Le Chemin de Montparnasse as a testament to the sculptors, authors and painters who lived there.

This method was first introduced by Arita [22], which aims to conserve at least one atom from start compound to target using k-shortest paths.

The map was conserved at least once in the early twentieth century and possibly once or twice prior to that [1, 13].

Target 11 of the Aichi Biodiversity Targets established in 2010 by the Convention on Biological Diversity aims to conserve at least 17% of terrestrial areas by 2020.

We were able to demonstrate that ferns apparently conserved at least two of the major enzymes in the anthocyanin pathways in DFR and F3GT (Figures 2, 3), while spike mosses retained all the major enzymes (Figures 2, 3, 4, 5).

The challenge was to preserve the natural resources that are crucial to the survival of Pacific traditions, cultures and livelihood, and to effectively conserve at least 30percentt of the near shore marine resources and 20percentt of the terrestrial resources across Micronesia by 2020.

If these putative SBMs are important motifs it might be expected that they would be highly conserved, at least within Schizosaccharomyces species.