Sentence examples for contribution to conserve from inspiring English sources

The strains that belong to the Minor genomovars were sporadic in certain foci and might make little contribution to conserve the feature of the focus, but could play roles in a particular stage during adaptive microevolution of Y. pestis.

Warren has amplified her concerns over certain provisions of the trade bill, and the powerful AFL-CIO has announced that labor would freeze all federal campaign contributions to conserve its financial resources for the coming legislative battle.

Northwest Airlines said yesterday that it expected a pension-related expense of more than $700 million at the end of this year and wanted to spread out its contributions to the retirement plan and to make some contributions in stock to conserve cash.

Objectives of breeding programs can be to breed back the historic breeds by removing genetic contributions of migrants, to conserve the breeds in their present appearance, or to increase the economic values.

Conservatives want to conserve.

Take steps to conserve and decrease your contributions to global warming.

Conservatives wanted, above all, to conserve.

These findings support the importance of a diverse tree cover in agricultural landscapes to conserve soil macrofauna communities and the contribution of their activity to soil ecological functions.

However, overfishing and the failure to conserve fish stocks properly, a problem throughout the Mediterranean, have reduced the contribution of fishing to the economy.

Public policy, it said in 2008, is to "conserve energy, reduce peak power demands during hot weather periods and limit environmental pollution and local contributions to global warming".

Empowered by forward genetics, research using Caenorhabditis elegans has continued to make pivotal contributions to discover conserved regulators and pathways for presynaptic development.