Sentence examples for is worth conserving from inspiring English sources

Is it a coherent position, or does it, as many have argued, fail to distinguish what is worth conserving from what is not?

It also illuminates the sometimes arbitrary way that conservationists decide what is worth conserving, and what is not.Taxonomists, the scientists charged with classifying the living world, have traditionally used anatomy as their principal tool.

The activists of All Things Bukit Brown (they call themselves Brownies) hope to increase awareness of the cemetery's ecological diversity and historical wealth, so Singaporeans can better decide if the space is worth conserving when it faces being dug up even further.

Studies in other polymorphic fish advocated the protection of the different forms because they contain a genetic diversity and thus ecosystem function that is worth conserving (Etheridge et al. 2010a).

They feel that boundaries are worth "conserving" and that national identity requires national borders to deter foreign aggression.

Still, indoor water use makes up at least 40% of most household's total water use, and it is worth trying to conserve in this space too.

There have been many moments in the history of feminism when a separate, distinct female nature and heritage were considered worth conserving.

It is worth emphasizing that both conserved and the lost domains are valuable features of a fusion transcript, with the former more likely to discriminate oncogene related fusions and the latter more likely to discriminate tumor suppressor related fusions.

Thanks to the heroic efforts of enlightened local people who understand that short-term sacrifice is worth the long-term benefit of conserving resources for future generations, many Philippine reefs are now healthier than when I first started working there.

It is worth noting that MAPKs pathways are conserved from yeast to mammal.

It is worth mentioning that CEP-1 is highly conserved in prokaryotes and eukaryotes, and human CEP-1 shares 100%% homology of a 9 amino acid span with P. gingivalis α-enolase [37].