Sentence examples for enhanced conservation of from inspiring English sources

enhanced conservation of plant and animal biodiversity (UN 2010), sustainable land and water management by supporting the active management of vegetation cover reducing soil erosion, flooding and fire hazards, by facilitating water flow and retention, and.

The clearly enhanced conservation of the precise location of STAT1 sites not occupied in HeLa cells might hint for a function most likely as binding site either in other cell types or by related members of the family of STAT transcription factors.

The combination of moderate-order spatial approximations, enhanced conservation properties, and quasi-monotone advection produces both more robust and accurate, and less diffusive, solutions than those produced in earlier terrain-following ocean models.

Higher conservation awareness was related to enhanced conservation social capital at the town level as well as relative affluence.

By the enhanced conservation property, present scheme is applicable to nonlinear problem such as shock.

Functional TFBS are plausibly under selective pressure and should thus display an enhanced conservation in closely related species.

In sum, through provision of social services in situ (in grassland areas), and with the introduction of more collaborative forms of natural resource management, local herding communities may benefit from improved socio-economic conditions, better conservation of wildlife, enhanced sustainability of livelihoods, and a sense of empowerment.

A similar example is the conservation of Pup1, a gene for enhanced phosphorous uptake, in upland and drought tolerant varieties (Chin et al. 2011).

In the last decade, the development of innovative nanostructured materials for the conservation of Cultural Heritage was proposed, displaying enhanced properties and effectiveness compared to traditional treatments, encouraging their use both for stone consolidants [8 11] and protective formulations [12 14].

Ordinary people fought in the late '60s and early '70s for conservation of fisheries and estuaries, and for enhanced public access, and the achievements over four decades have been extraordinary.

Perhaps the senator's energy would be better spent advocating for investments that benefit all Americans, such as an enhanced military investment and force structure in Alaska, or the conservation of our natural resources.