Sentence examples for expected conservation from inspiring English sources

-Applicants should articulate clear project objectives, plan of activities, and expected conservation outcomes with associated measures of success.

The "Paliotto di San Domenico" was monitored before the conservation to permit the design of a new specific support frame, and to use the collected data for a comparison after the expected conservation treatments.

As expected, conservation was highest between the pair of anopheline species and decreased with increasing phylogenetic distance (Figure 3, Table 2).

Each minimal P-invariant should enjoy a biological meaning, and – vice versa – there should not be an expected conservation law without corresponding P-invariant.

We ran InParanoid [33] using these sequences (from all three species) against the protozoan genomes listed in Table 1 using first the default parameters and then lower bit-score cutoffs of 40 and 30 with the BLOSUM 45 matrix to lower the degree of expected conservation between matches.

The resulted ratio is 0.751; therefore the expected conservation is 3035 bp.

Why? 2. The policies you would expect conservation groups to prioritise would be those that optimised the protection of wildlife.

"One of the underlying themes of the trip is to examine the question: in a country so tremendously challenged by underdevelopment, poverty, high population, low education levels, high agricultural dependence on land; all of those challenges — and then you throw in the genocide — how could one ever expect conservation, this sort of luxury item, to take hold?

If this has general applicability one would expect conservation of the mitochondrial gene order in aphids which have a low rate of sequence change (Fig. 1) and perhaps some changes in the gene order of psyllids as has been observed with whiteflies.

Thus, it provided a good study area to explore the practical issues and decisions involved in adaptation, as we might expect conservation managers here to have considered environmental change and variability to a greater extent than their counterparts in other areas of the country.

We demonstrate, that with respect to this model the amount of predicted conserved autoregulatory feedback loops is significantly higher than expected when conservation between human and chicken, danio or fugu is studied.