Sentence examples for its conservation is from inspiring English sources

"It's a product that doesn't get contaminated because there's no water in it, so its conservation is relatively easy.

However, he noted, "groundwater supplies could be exhausted very soon, and its conservation is a strategic government priority".

Recognition of values of this kind of historic dwelling and its conservation is necessary.

Betsy Palmer Eldridge, president of the Guild of Book Workers, notes that it's typical to invest 10% of a rare book's value in its conservation is typical.

Soil organic carbon (SOC) plays an important role for soil quality and its conservation is affected by the land-use change (LUC) associated with sugarcane (Saccharum officinarum) expansion.

Most of the lanner falcon favourable habitats fall outside the Natura2000 networks, thus the main challenge for its conservation is represented by agri-environmental measures to be taken within the Common Agricultural Policy of the European Union.

While at that time the reason for its conservation was unclear, we now propose that it is because it performs a novel, tissue-specific promoter function for the gene.

Biodiversity and its conservation were the prominent environmental themes in 2010.

The need for freshwater and its conservation are motivating factors for treatment of wastewaters generated by petroleum refining industries.

A German Dornier 17 bomber being recovered from the floor of the English Channel is the last of its kind and the pioneering techniques planned for its conservation are just as significant.

The repertoire of SSP-encoding genes appeared to be in part extremely plastic and its conservation was consistent with phylogenetic distance with 73.8% of the SSP-encoding genes of v23.1.3 conserved in the other Lmb isolate, WA74, 54.2% conserved in Lml, and 42.5 to 44.0% conserved in L. biglobosa isolates (data not shown).