Sentence examples for conserving up from inspiring English sources

While most breweries use 6 to 8 gallons of water to produce a single gallon of beer, Full Sail Brewing has knocked their usage to only 2.5 meaning they're conserving up to 4.1 million gallons of water a year.

By construction, the method is conservative in that both mass and vorticity are conserved up to machine precision.

However, the study found that although it is possible to conserve up to two thirds of endemic species by protecting 17 per cent of the land, the wrong kind of land is currently being protected as national parks and other types of national wildlife zones.

The masses of the separate fluids appear to be conserved up to first-order accuracy.

In the case of the 3D Euler equations, the energy is conserved up to at least six digits of accuracy throughout the computations.

Up to one third of the active antennas can be turned off on a daily basis, and this in turn conserves up to 36 50% of the consumed energy.

Moreover, in all cases, mass of the single component and the binary fluid was conserved up to 10−8 and energy decreases in time.

We can observe that while generating much more revenues, the algorithm MO-NPSO still conserves up to 17%% energy consumption than D-ViNE-SP, which ignores the energy issue and 5%% than EA-PSO, by avoiding powering up inactive substrate nodes.

Our choice of example protein was the Drosophila BicD because it is conserved up to humans, is involved in different cellular processes that act during different phases of the life cycle, and because null mutants are available that allow us to test the functions of phosphorylation in all these phases.

The upstream sequences of Obp1b and Gm14743 are conserved up to 5 kb (the number of nucleotide differences per site, π = 0.08), and the upstream sequences of Obp2 and 5430402E10Rik are conserved up to 6 kb (π = 0.10).

Though universal genes were highly conserved, up to 19% nucleotide polymorphism was observed for the cas9 signature gene.