Sentence examples for difficulty of conserving from inspiring English sources

Because of the difficulty of conserving B. brownii in its present disease-exposed locations, it is an especially suitable candidate for ex situ conservation measures, such as the cold-storage of seed, and the translocation of plants to disease-free locations.

Due to the difficulty of detecting conserved motifs for large sets of sequences, we applied maximal dependence decomposition (MDD) [ 22] to cluster all sequences of acetylation site into subgroups containing statistically conserved motifs.

For firms that own natural ecosystems, part of the difficulty stems from their inability to balance the environmental value of conserving these ecosystems against potential profits that could be captured through their development.

Recycling and source reduction are effective methods of conserving energy, cutting pollution and conserving natural resources.

Acquisition is the yin of conserving land.

Maybe that was his way of conserving energy.

Carson, facing less competition, had the luxury of conserving himself.

Figure 2 Probability of conserving majority for 5 physical machines.

Life has become an art of conserving and expounding energy.

For example, the VoF method is known to be prone to excessive numerical diffusion, while the basic LS method has some difficulty in conserving mass.

For the first time, the project was faced with the practical difficulties of actually raising, conserving and preparing the hull for public display.