Sentence examples for immediate conservation from inspiring English sources
Furthermore, we provide evidence that the region is being conserved at the amino acid level, suggesting that the almost immediate conservation of the euAP3 motif was due to new function of the novel protein sequence.
"It's simply the most immediate conservation concern for many species and populations of marine animals".
But worse, he says, by campaigning on climate change Audubon have subjugated the immediate conservation interests of birds.
Some of these ecosystems are more threatened than are tropical moist forests and require immediate conservation action.
Nicholas D. Kristof rightly calls for immediate conservation and rapid shifts to cleaner and renewable energy sources to address global warming.
Indeed, very little information is known about species requirement and distribution (Hutson, Mickleburgh, & Racey, 2001); this in turn makes assessing which species is in need of immediate conservation measures difficult.
Declines in abundance for several species suggest the presence of extinction debts, which may soon be repaid with imminent range contractions and subsequent species extinctions unless immediate remedial conservation measures are taken.
The use of Hamilton's formulation of the equations of motion leads to two immediate consequences, the conservation of energy and the preservation of phase space volumes; for more discussion, see sections 6.6 and 6.7 of Lanczos 1986.
But the announcement has led to calls for immediate action from conservation groups around Australia.
Researchers at the U.S. Geological Survey found that without immediate and proactive conservation measures, climate change and disease could completely wipe out the 'Akeke'e and 'Akikiki, two species of honeycreepers, and the secretive Puaiohi, or Small Kauai Thrush.
Invasive exotic pests are one of the most immediate threats to the conservation and preservation of our natural areas (Vitousek and others 1996; Vitousek and others 1997; Mack and others 2000).
