Sentence examples for knowledge about the conservation from inspiring English sources

For data and knowledge organization, an ontology of categorical and factual knowledge about the conservation and diagnosis of heritage objects and the examination techniques based on laser technologies was created.

The location of bovine loci that are homologues of human genes may be predicted from the current knowledge about the conservation of synteny between genomes, but has to be actually proven by direct mapping on the bovine genome.

Finally, the evolutionary plasticity index measured according to abundance and diversity of gene families is consistent with the knowledge about the evolutionary conservation of ribosome gene network as well as the evolutionary plasticity of energetic metabolism gene network.

Increased knowledge about the interaction between conservation of natural resources, influence of forest, conservation of water availability in the catchment and perception of local peoples' participation in conservation activities are integrated components (Schmithüsen and Wild-Eck 2000; Dolisca et al. 2007).

On a more immediate, practical level, as Gay Bradshaw sees it, this involves taking what has been learned about elephant society, psychology and emotion and inculcating that knowledge into the conservation schemes of researchers and park rangers.

These results indicate that people with more knowledge about electricity conservation tend to choose TOU and CPP but not the real-time pricing scheme.

Thus, people who have more knowledge about electricity conservation prefer TOU and CPP.

The term "synthetic biology," in its present context, covers the creation of specific self-replicating DNA sequences that encode novel functional biological components, or replicas of existing natural systems, based on extensive preexisting knowledge about gene conservation, function and synteny.

Current knowledge about the social psychological underpinnings of farmers' conservation is limited (Burton and Wilson 2006; Lokhorst et al. 2009a).

The vast majority of existing methods rely on prior knowledge about the binding profiles of particular transcription factors, conservation information, or other known co-expressed sequences, information which may or may not be available.

This knowledge will provide an essential foundation for making decisions about the conservation and use of traditional germplasm in breeding programs.