Sentence examples for has undergone conservation from inspiring English sources

Since its discovery the chart has undergone conservation, and is now part of the university's special collection.

The RESISTANCE TO LEPTOSPHAERIA MACULANS 1 (Rlocusloconfersferesistancence to the Brassica pathogen L. maculans the causal agent of blackleg disease and has undergone conservation and diversification events particularly in B. rapa.

The species has undergone considerable conservation management and the IUCN now lists the current population trend as 'stable'stable

The wreck has undergone 17 years of conservation treatment since being salvaged.

Henry VIII's flagship has undergone 34 years of conservation since it was raised from the Solent in 1982.

… The National Archives have undergone major conservation and renovation since 2001.

The painting, he explained, had undergone earlier conservation treatment that had involved gluing a backing canvas to it.

"Well, that's not a discussion for breakfast". The painting, he explained, had undergone earlier conservation treatment that had involved gluing a backing canvas to it.

"In just a few hundred years, the environment has undergone a nearly complete transformation," says Mick Clout, a conservation biologist at the University of Auckland, and former chair of the IUCN Invasive Species Specialist Group.

In addition, this conservation occurs in a promoter region that has undergone significant non-neutral (i. e., non-molecular clock) change.

Nicholas Hoult has undergone a metamorphosis.