Moreover, institutionalizing and compartmentalizing the dilemmas associated with animal experimentation will in turn conserve science/public relationst.
Up to one third of the active antennas can be turned off on a daily basis, and this in turn conserves up to 36 50% of the consumed energy.
His goal is to help others make good decisions about how to use and, in turn, conserve energy.
However, pyrene-POSS provided a way to effectively disperse MWCNTs in PDMS nanocomposite membranes with the advantage of a well-preserved tubular conjugated MWCNTs structure which, in turn, conserves their electrical properties.
However, gene duplication is not sufficient by itself to explain some peculiar features of MgCRP-I genes: Indeed, the amino acid diversity of the peptide precursors is strikingly higher within the mature peptide region compared with the signal peptide and pro-region which are, in turn, highly conserved (fig. 1).
In turn, phosphorylation of conserved serines within the effector domain of MARCKS, for example, reduces its net charge and results in membrane dissociation.
These windows contain 1,290 annotations which in turn are largely conserved across Tbb/Tbr/Tbg2, although 69.6% are annotated as hypothetical coding regions or miscellaneous annotations yet to be characterized.
And though often overlooked, bees and forest beekeeping also help sustain forest ecosystems as pollination helps the regeneration of trees which in turn helps to conserve forest biodiversity.
Blast analysis of B. rapa BAC and EST sequences, wherefrom the SSRs were identified, helped to identify homologous Arabidopsis chromosomal blocks which, in turn, helped to identify conserved ancestral crucifer building blocks in the B. rapa genome (Fig. 1).
(Osmolality is a measure of the concentrations of salt and other soluble agents in your blood). An increase in plasma osmolality triggers the release of antidiuretic hormone, which in turn goes into action conserving water by stimulating the reabsorption of water from your kidneys.
In this, trees generally fare well -- with many varieties requiring only about one-third the water of a lawn, and then, in turn, providing shade that conserves soil moisture for other plants.
