Sentence examples for conserving the large from inspiring English sources
Dr. Pimm and Dr. Gibson agreed that the fast pace of extinction in forest fragments gives an urgency to conserving the large swaths of tropical forest that still remain.
We assessed options for conserving the large- and medium-sized mammals indigenous to the Cape Floristic Region, South Africa, using systematic conservation planning, the first such attempt for an entire ecoregion.
The results indicate that the smaller interface in the complex is initially cleaved upon dissociation, conserving the larger interface, and suggest that assembly of a D2 homotetramer from its constituent monomers occurs via a C2 dimer intermediate.
The design tools aim at maximizing the probe sequence specificity while conserving the largest possible covered transcript or gene set.
The IS system is an evolutionary wrapper system able to reduce the amount of data while conserving the largest amount of information available in the dataset.
The stained glass is currently under restoration, with a programme underway to conserve the large 14th-century Jesse Tree window at the eastern terminal of the choir.
Despite a general tendency to conserve the large triplicated regions, there is much low-level rearrangement occurring in these genomes.
Given that HSs are likely to correspond to regulatory regions and tend to be conserved, the large fraction of TE-containing HSs is surprising.
"Dr King's work spotlights an intelligent solution to an age-old challenge, while providing further confirmation of the importance of bees to people and a really clever way of conserving the world's largest land animal for current and future generations".
Carbon credits may be a tool to help conserve the existing large total C stocks in Thuringian forests.
We studied the historical trajectories in time since fragmentation, fragment size and habitat quality of 134 grassland plots, linking these to their seed bank and plant community to understand how seed banks temporally connect grassland fragments, potentially conserving the flora of historically large semi-natural grasslands.
