Sentence examples for impressive conservation from inspiring English sources

California has been an impressive conservation leader.

Not only does it offer 15 luxury bungalows, but it's also responsible for some impressive conservation work.

Highlights include a field trip to Jasper Ridge Biological Preserve, Stanford¿s very own nature reserve, and guest visits of some impressive conservation leaders internationally.

In many ways, I think that this fund and the CEPF stand out as CI's most impressive conservation achievements, since they have had an impact on an area so large that it could be seen from outer space.

However, an impressive conservation of the key players (Bmp and Chordin) does not eventuate in the conservation of all other components in the network.

The visual organs of insects are known for their impressive evolutionary conservation.

Citing the state's improved hydrology and impressive regional conservation, officials at Southern California's massive water wholesaler voted Tuesday to rescind the cuts they imposed on regional water deliveries last year.

This week, one death's-head hawkmoth (Acherontia atropos) swooped into a back garden in Christchurch, Dorset, alarming some residents with its impressive appearance, Butterfly Conservation reports.

However, it is clear that in spite of the qualitative and quantitative differences in the methodological approaches used to identify the gene complement of the cenancestor, the inventories show an overlap which reflects an impressive level of conservation of a significant number of sequences involved in basic biological processes.

As this M. truncatula genome release is preliminary and incomplete, it is likely that future genome releases will reveal syntenic clones for white clover regions A and D. In contrast, despite a greater evolutionary distance, L. japonicus genome comparison have obtained impressive levels of conservation (average 84% synteny quality) for all corresponding white clover regions.

Similarly impressive is the conservation of hydrophobic amino acids: Of the 27 positions occupied by hydrophobic amino acids in DROER, 25 (93%) are conserved in the mosquito and human, 23 (85%) in the nematode (C. elegans), and 20 (74%) in the Arapidopsis thaliana protein [ 3].