Sentence examples for instance conservation from inspiring English sources

The legendary biologist George B. Schaller explained it best: only through observing and recording fundamental data about a subject, he wrote, can we gain the basic knowledge we need to approach complicated problems like, for instance, conservation.

For instance, conservation of the transcriptional response to sepsis in mouse models and human disease remains controversial.

Ma's report shows that several structurally conserved residues could be used to distinguish between binding sites and general exposed surface; for instance, conservation of Trp, Phe, and Met residues on the protein surface was shown to be associated with a higher likelihood of formation of a binding site [8].

For instance, conservation activities in the Russian sturgeon A. gueldenstaedtii have been conducted through artificial reproduction and restocking practices in Russia and Iran, while other countries in the region (Azerbaijan, Turkmenistan, Kazakhstan) are only at the starting point in the development of conservation plans.

For instance, conservation of exon/intron boundaries may help to discriminate between orthologs and paralogs in cases where orthologs share intron locations to the exclusion of paralogs.

For the majority of the studied instances, conservation of the local amino acid sequence and/or the local structural tendency was found to be differentially distributed between sequence pairs with and without the motif.

In pre-independence Zimbabwe, for instance, protectionist conservation alienated white farmers from wildlife and became an important political tool in the hands of black nationalists by highlighting the injustice of white minority rule.

The putative SAP domain of the yeast Rad61 protein shows for instance low conservation on sequence level and some of the phenotypic differences between species upon loss of this protein might be explained by this observation.

One would not expect, for instance, the conservation of isochore patterns in eutherian orders that have diverged about one hundred million years ago and have changed about half of the nucleotide that form their genomes [ 2].

For instance, a conservation value of 0.7 can be interpreted as at least 70percentt of genes in T are part of some subtree T' in D' such that they form at least 70percentt of T'.

Though a simple interpretation for the P E - t correlation is that the capability of duplicate compensation decays with the evolutionary time since the duplication [ 11], some other alternatives cannot be ruled out, which were based on the correlation of gene essentiality with, for instance, sequence conservation or protein connectivity [ 9, 10, 24].