Sentence examples for display and conservation from inspiring English sources

"We view the entire reconstruction project as preserving and caring for our largest artifact, the building," said Gregory J. Kleiber, the museum's treasurer, "and making possible the display and conservation under museum-appropriate conditions of the other pieces of our collection".

If this was possible then simple colour measurements could be used to assess photographs without resorting to destructive testing and non-specialists could diagnose deterioration causes and by implication inform conservation decisions in storage, housing, display and conservation treatment.

With "Keep Them Ruby" the goal is to study the slippers to determine the optimal conditions for display and conservation.

The plans would expand the building by 40%, providing more display and conservation space, improve internal conditions, and enable the museum's British and Commonwealth aircraft collection to be brought under cover.

This information should help conservators to estimate the risks involved during display, handling, and conservation treatments.

In contrast, multiTF [ 9] displays TFBSs and conservation for multiple species, but without considering TFBS predictions separately for each species, they are all listed in one track.

Similarly, P42 and V53 are unique to the species and display complete conservation indicating a significant purpose of these residues for ferritins belonging to mycobacterial species.

Eleven of the 15 chromosomes of the sequenced strain (Fol4287) are syntenic with chromosomes of the sister species Fusarium verticilloides and the more distantly related Fusarium graminearum, displaying high sequence similarity and conservation of gene order [ 1].

The 'longer' smORFs of around 80 amino acids resemble canonical proteins in translational metrics and conservation, and display a propensity to contain transmembrane motifs.

In principle, their role is to maintain documented collections of living plants for the purposes of scientific research, conservation, display, and education, although this will depend on the resources available and the special interests pursued at each particular garden.

This has been further reduced by Botanic Gardens Conservation International to the following definition which "encompasses the spirit of a true botanic garden": "A botanic garden is an institution holding documented collections of living plants for the purposes of scientific research, conservation, display and education".