Sentence examples for example of conservation from inspiring English sources
The story of the landowner who invested the proceeds of his sale of ranchland in irrigation for sugarcane production outside the A.C.G. — an example of conservation's reversal of geographical entropy, its sorting of mixed-used land into areas of stringent protection and intensive exploitation.
The Point is actually a perfect example of conservation's changing ambitions: it adjoins the equally renowned Cley nature reserve and Cley's owner, Norfolk Wildlife Trust, is running a £1m appeal to buy adjoining land and create a much larger reserve.
Figure 1 shows an example of conservation of sequence and local environment for the beta/gamma crystallin family.
Apical growth in filamentous cells is a striking example of conservation of structure and function in plants.
While the authors discuss an example of conservation of the miR444 precursor, it might be informative to give an overview of the general conservation/lack of conservation observed in the localization of precursors in host transcripts.
Therefore, these two mating systems represent an incredible example of conservation of the DNA-strand based epigenetic mechanism of asymmetric cell DNA-strand basednisms that havepigenetic far apart during evolution.
The estate also features some outstanding examples of conservation work by the National Trust for Scotland, particularly the regeneration of the native Caledonian pinewoods.
Notable examples of conservation measures are to be found at Bonneville Dam, along the lower Columbia River, and at many dams in Scotland.
Some examples of conservation strategies in Great Britain are described in order to illustrate this wider context.
This is a catastrophic situation when the population is already so tiny - the best examples of conservation have almost all started with double-digit numbers.
Attempts to protect global biodiversity are rife with examples of conservation failures for species for which sufficient scientific information actually exists to otherwise support successful conservation efforts (Millennium Ecosystem Assessment 2005).
