Sentence examples for contributes to conserve from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, together with decreasing sympathetic activity [ 28] this hormonal imbalance contributes to conserve energy, accumulating fat.

Recently, a new factor in the rapid regulation of Ca2+ homeostasis has been proposed, as fibroblast growth factor 23 (FGF23) was shown to promote renal Ca2+ reabsorption through the TRPV5 channel in the distal tubule, and hereby contributes to conserve Ca. In short time in vitro experiments FGF23 increased the TRPV5 protein abundance and the channel activity already after 45 minutes [ 21].

Rotation and/or manure treatment can maintain satisfactory physico-chemical soil properties through macroaggregate stabilization in tobacco production, which contributes to conserving SOC and TSN stocks.

In this study, we explored the spatio-temporal effects of land abandonment on the species composition of wetland ground beetles (Coleoptera: Carabidae) to examine whether abandoned farmland can contribute to conserve wetland species' habitats.

This is can certainly be related to the presence of high lime content in calcined silt (17%%) compared to the low content lime (1 %) in silica fume, the lime contribute to conserve the basic PH of specimens witch improve their durability in acid medium, consequently the weight loss is limited.

While this strategy contributed to conserving the lagoon, it also required huge efforts and exacted numerous casualties during its implementation.

And he'd be wondering in exactly what ways I had contributed to conserving the natural world.

Afforestation of patches of agricultural land may contribute to conserving soil fungi in agricultural landscapes by supporting fungal communities with different composition to agricultural soils.

We investigated how remnant Oregon white oak (Quercus garryana) trees contribute to conserving bird diversity in the agro-ecosystem of the Willamette Valley, Oregon, USA.

The networks of agricultural entrepreneurs have contributed to the sustainable development of the region studied, since besides economic benefits, they have contributed to conserving the landscape, job creation and preserving traditions.

One caveat on the gene function analyses is that highly conserved bovine genes, especially those contributing to conserved metabolic functions and cellular structures, are more likely to have been annotated and have attributed Gene Ontology terms.