Sentence examples for hence conserve from inspiring English sources

These tests are valuable for sustaining the species because the tests contain trees from across the range of populations of taiwania in Taiwan and hence conserve taiwania's genetic diversity.

An attractive option to increase the photon-to-heat conversion efficiency, and hence conserve the same release efficacy at lower laser powers, would be to exploit water absorption bands with greater absorptivity (i.e., 1200, 1450, and 1950 nm).

Hence, conserving energy at every possible opportunity is vital for survival.

Hence conserved non-catalytic residues may help discriminate between different substrates.

In variants B3 B5, the functional changes balance out each other, hence conserving the parental d/ l-selectivity.

These reports showed that although some important gene regulations are indispensable and hence conserved, some are experiencing higher turnover rates and thus they are less conserved over a long evolutionary time.

The inclusion of a T. congolense homolog as an outgroup sequence could introduce or obscure further evidence for selection, hence, conserved paralogs were tested again without an outgroup, using the REL method.

Hence to conserve battery in a hearing aid, it is critical to compress with as few bits as possible before wireless transmission occurs.

That is, the modal equations of w–F formulation are Hamiltonian and hence energy conserving at any order of truncation.

Hence, these conserved sequences are unlikely to significantly diverge in newly emerging WNV isolates in the future, and represent attractive targets for the development of diagnostics, specific anti-viral compounds and vaccine candidate targets.

However, rather than encoding novel proteins found only in phytopathogens, the majority of pathogenicity factors discovered in this way have been found to be involved in signalling cascades and metabolic pathways and hence are conserved in most species of fungi [5].