Sentence examples for hand conservation from inspiring English sources
On the one hand, conservation necessarily leads to reductions in light spillage due to, for instance, improved efficiencies in building lighting management (i.e. automatically turning off lights at night).
"One the one hand, conservation is demanding changes in the whole economy, less carbon emissions," Araújo said.
On the other hand, conservation in unstructured (disordered) regions is not likely to be necessary for maintaining structure but can still encode other functions such as protein-protein interactions and regulation (see below for references).
On the other hand, conservation genetics is a discipline that performs applied research on conservation issues.
On the one hand, conservation genetics is a discipline that performs fundamental research on how population genetic processes determine and interact with demographic processes.
On the other hand, conservation of the final "A" would not be relevant for −1 tandem slippage PRF but would be relevant for transcriptional slippage.
LEAF interns gain valuable first-hand conservation experience and often go on to pursue successful environmental career paths.
We have to ensure that financial sustainability always goes hand-in-hand with conservation".
With lessons from the Western Ghats in hand, the conservation organization began expanding its tiger program to include India's Bhadra and Kudremukh tiger reserves, which have since seen around 50 percent increases in tiger populations.
On the other hand, energy conservation defined as 'an attempt to reduce the amount of energy used for domestic and industrial purposes' is obviously synonymous with energy efficiency.
On the other hand, the conservation and development agreement that world leaders produced in 2012 at Rio de Janeiro (the Rio+20 Summit) was "a wide-ranging but ineffectual outcome document," the pope concluded.
