Sentence examples for has no conservation from inspiring English sources
Furthermore, the tripeptide that comprises the putative 50s loop of ISP1 (HQT) has no conservation with ecotin (LHR), whereas ISP2 (VYR) bears conserved substitutions in those positions.
"The jiangzhu here are disappearing at the fastest rate of the Yangtze basin," he says, "but Dongting still has no conservation centre.
The fifth step, justified by averaging, introduces a new conservation law (the model ℳ(14, 30, 41) has no conservation law).
Natural England has produced an analysis which suggests that the new measures, permitted under what are known as "general licences", will have no conservation issues for the three bird species.
(It had no conservation department before her — why, some wondered, would a museum of recent American art need such a thing?) In 1968, two years after the Arno flooded Florence, Mancusi-Ungaro was a first-year graduate student in art history at N.Y.U.
But a 2014 EIA report found that farms increased demand for tiger products and had no conservation value.
Even though our results show a higher IPC score for o-o and i-i pairs, there is still a large fraction of both of these pair types that have no conservation of intron positions.
Our phylogenomic analysis of the origin of the Bx cluster in maize shows that the first two closely linked genes of the benzoxazinoid pathway are located at a chromosomal region that has no synteny conservation with the genomes of other Poaceae beyond Bx1/Bx2 themselves, and is therefore unique.
The reef has no intention beyond conservation".
That means that the Service has no idea what conservation commitments are being made, who is making them, and whether in fact they are being complied with and are working.
We took great care to ensure that the antibodies recognise only LPLUNC1 by choosing peptides that had no sequence conservation with other PLUNC family members and that are not conserved in orthologues from rodent species (Bingle and Craven 2002; Bingle et al. 2004).
