Sentence examples for enabling conservation from inspiring English sources

While the role of property rights in enabling conservation easements is well documented, attitudes of landowners living under those property rights regimes have not been thoroughly researched.

The mitochondrial genome sequence, nuclear genome sequence contigs, putative and validated SNPs, and functional annotation will directly facilitate conservation, population, management, and genetic epidemiology research in O. virgianus and O. hemionus while also enabling conservation genomics in the endangered Florida Key deer.

These expression levels suggest that, during these phases of growth in artificial growth medium with a high extracellular K+ concentration and neutral pH, utilization of the Trk and Kdp systems is minimal with nonspecific membrane potential-driven uptake of the cation probably predominating, thereby enabling conservation of energy and optimal growth [ 25].

High-density genome scans have reached the power to detect outlying patterns of genetic differentiation at different spatial scales, enabling conservation geneticists to identify genetic differences reflecting restriction to gene flow where classical neutral markers were hitherto most often largely uninformative, as in high gene flow species.

(ii) Enabling conservation tillage GBHs are used widely in 'no-till' or 'zero-till' systems for pre-sowing and post-harvest 'burndown' or 'knockdown' applications.

Further, whole replacement of virgin crushed granite coarse aggregate with coarser POC as coarse aggregate would enable conservation of natural resources.

These interactive effects of different forms of disturbance illustrate the value of process-based modeling approaches for exploring the spatial dynamics of multiple disturbance processes, but highlight the difficulty of identifying an optimum disturbance regime that would enable conservation objectives to be achieved.

"This is an important finding that will enable conservation biologists to target their efforts and, perhaps, to come up with new conservation approaches in captivity or in the wild, based on the genetic similarities and differences between these groups," one of the study's authors, Matthew Cobb, told the BBC.

In the framework of the STP a community-based conservation programme was initiated to document the tiger-human dimension in the park in order to enable conservation authorities to resolve tiger-human conflicts based on a comprehensive database rather than anecdotes and opinions.

Patients with large or nonoperable BC often receive neoadjuvant chemotherapy to facilitate full resection of the tumor and enable conservation of breast.

This is a striking example of where gene conversion has enabled conservation of functional features of paralogs while other domains have evolved novel roles.