Sentence examples for conserving part from inspiring English sources
These include obtaining supplies on credit, borrowing cash internally, pre-purchasing materials, and conserving part of the fourth quarter donor-pooled funds for the first quarter of the next year.
This method enabled us to investigate this phenomenon in a reduced preparation derived from mature brain that conserves in part their connectivity, while exerting maximal control upon the pharmacological stimulation.
For nature-deprived New Yorkers, the exhibition is a chance to reflect on the importance of conserving parts of the world that are still wild.
These data showed the E3 region to be the most highly conserved part of the entire gene family and conservation of the βA4/E3 region is even stronger for vertebrate species.
Disturbance of the tropical montane cloud forest (TMCF) produces secondary forests and coffee agroecosystems that conserve part of the arboreal-shrub vegetation of the native forests.
In places where primary forest is gone, jungle rubber can conserve part of the primary forest species, but large areas of jungle rubber are needed.
According to a BLAST analysis, none of these 23 sequences contains a significantly conserved part of a gene.
The J-domain is the most highly conserved part of the whole sequence of all Hsp40 members [49]; the other parts of the protein are less conserved.
To determine the genetic relationships between the conserved part of the HPI from different isolates, we extracted from GenBank all sequences with the conserved part of the HPI (the region from the intB gene to fyuA in Figure 1).
Another context analysis approach supported in IMG involves the Phylogenetic Profiler for Gene Cassettes (found under the Find Genes tab), which allows selecting genes that are part of a gene cassette (i.e., are collocated on the chromosome) in a query genome and are part of related (conserved part of) gene cassettes in other genomes.
AVRK1 and AVRA10 and other EKA members may have conserved part of those domains.
