Sentence examples for consistent conservation from inspiring English sources

We noted a consistent conservation of alkylation survival pathways across platforms and species when the analysis was conducted on a pathway/process level rather than at an individual gene level.

Before consistent conservation efforts can begin, the seamounts of the world must first be mapped, a task that is still in progress.

PCR results revealed a consistent conservation of the region 3 in the mitochondrial genomes; in fact an expected amplicon of 1,935 nt was amplified across all species.

The hypothesis that gB function may be conserved in all herpesviruses is corroborated by its secondary structure, that shows the consistent conservation of cysteine and proline residues and the carboxy-terminal portion of the proteins [ 3].

The amino-acid alignment shows a consistent conservation of the cysteine patterns and a significant conservation of the predicted signal sequence which suggests the presence of Sol II venom allergen in T. bicarinatum.

PCR amplification and sequence analysis across different Apiaceae species revealed consistent conservation of this fragment in the mitochondrial genomes and an insertion in Daucus plastid genomes, giving evidence of a mitochondrial to plastid transfer of DNA.

Using dn/ ds analysis for interspecies comparisons, we found that the PSG protein amino-terminal N and N1 domains are relatively conserved, consistent with conservation of function in rodents and primates.

In a test of external validity, average willingness to accept (WTA) values are found to be similar to the average opportunity cost of maintaining land uses consistent with conservation objectives.

This policy is consistent with conservation practices in Norway, Sweden and Finland, too.

The free energy measurements were also consistent with conservation of the C122 and C164 (Fig. 1B).

Thus, setting globally consistent forest conservation targets we set, in effect, a cap on deforestation emissions.