Sentence examples similar to conserving success from inspiring English sources
We emphasize that conserving geophysical settings is a strategy for long term conservation success in a dynamic climate, and not for preventing immediate local extinctions.
The NSABP-18 trial results showed that the breast-conserving success rate was higher after neoadjuvant chemotherapy, when compared to same baseline characters but without neoadjuvant therapy.
This list was originally generated by Partners in Flight, a cooperative partnership dedicated to achieving greater success in conserving bird populations.
Partners in Flight is a cooperative partnership that strives to combine, coordinate, and increase resources of public and private organizations in the Western Hemisphere to achieve greater success in conserving bird populations.
The authors say their results are consistent with theories that male mammals have evolved larger body sizes to increase the chances of mating, though at the cost of a shorter life span; whereas females maximize their reproductive success by conserving energy for delivering and nurturing offspring.
Thus, by 1992, the global community had achieved certain success in conserving agrobiodiversity and the basis for setting up the Global System for PGR had been laid.
The success of MPAs in conserving fishing resources and protecting marine biodiversity relies strongly on how well they meet their planned (or implicit) management goals.
Conserving large fish may therefore promote recruitment success and help ensure greater sustainability and resilience of fished populations.
Previous reports [4], [18] speculate that Nautilus could rest in cool deep waters for months following feeding success to conserve energy.
Nautilus are also thought to rest by attaching to the substrate [6] and it has been speculated that they could rest in cool deep waters for months following feeding success to conserve energy [4].
