Sentence examples for inappropriate conservation from inspiring English sources

Considering serial sampling changed the conclusion of several tests, indicating that neglecting heterochrony could provide significant support for false past history of populations and inappropriate conservation decisions.

Not doing so would tend to overestimate the level of polymorphism of the ancient population, which may in turn support fake demographic declines (as the level of polymorphism tend to correlate with population sizes) and promote inappropriate conservation decisions, considering that genetic variation provides the material for adaptation to environmental shifts.

Our results highlight that ignoring genetics may underestimate the extinction risk of natural populations and thus lead to inappropriate conservation measures [ 2].

Traditional destructive sampling is also inappropriate in conservation terms, particularly as safety zones around (MREIs) could function as Marine Protected Areas, with positive benefits for biodiversity.

Whilst useful for relatively small, discrete areas, these methods are impractical for monitoring at the scale of the wind or wave farm because of the prohibitive expense, and/or the damage caused by this type of sampling, which may be detrimental to the environmental aims of the development or inappropriate if conservation considerations need to be taken into account.

Inappropriate application of conservation targets can be expensive, with marginal conservation benefit.

Councillors quashed the plans, saying it was "completely inappropriate for the conservation of the area".

High variability is inappropriate for the conservation of fresco paintings, which encourages some kind of corrective action to reduce the temperature at least in summer [30].

The conclusion that transparent roofs are inappropriate for the conservation of outdoor wall paintings might seem obvious for experts in the field, but the competing authorities requested empirical evidence prior to approving the roof change.

This may be because older women present with larger primary cancers (Diab et al, 2000; Golledge et al, 2000), making breast-conservation inappropriate, or may be less concerned with body image and choose the more simple therapeutic option of mastectomy.

Subsequent to Soule's book there has been much literature on why the philosophical approach of estimating an MVP for conservation is inappropriate.