His theory was at once mathematical and mechanical; it contained the principle of the conservation of heat (later understood as an instance of conservation of energy) and even contained the concept (although not the label) of the mechanical equivalent of heat.
All these motifs represent different instances of sequence conservation between promoters.
Further, instances of positional conservation have been discussed only when 4 or more motifs, and 4 or more sequences with motifs, occurred in a window.
Although functional diversification is observed throughout most subfamilies, some instances of functional conservation among genes transposed from the same ancestor were observed.
Our results indicate that the paleopolyploid soybean genome is a mosaic of homeologous sequences ranging from instances of high gene conservation to regions with extremely limited conservation.
For instance, the impact of conservation tillage and intercropping buffer strips was quantified in two watersheds in central Iowa in the USA [24].
The results were evaluated in the context of published site-energies for the FMO pigments from three species to identify how conformational effects contribute to their distribution and instances of cross-species conservation and functional divergence of the BChl nonplanarity conformational contribution are described.
However, there are instances of strong evolutionary conservation of the 28S and ITS sequences [ 15, 23, 30, 34].
Examples include the assignment of DNA methylation intensities to functional regions (e.g. exons) by averaging over the DNA methylation state of many single instances, or the assignment of conservation scores to genomic locations by aggregation of the information in multiple sequence alignments.
In the first section of the Results it was shown that, for some instances, the conservation of the LM is associated with the maintenance of the structural tendency of the surrounding residues.
