Sentence examples for knowledge on conservation from inspiring English sources

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ClustalW [ 68] was used to construct a multiple sequence alignment of monocot and dicot AGPase SS along with their closest structural homologue S. tuberosum AGPase SS to have a better knowledge on conservation and variation of different amino acids at sequence level.

The PES policy need to be integrated within agricultural extension and related cross-sectoral extension services to improve farmer's skills and knowledge on conservation-economic development linkages, on-farm decision-making, resource allocation, and strengthening smallholder farmers-private sector relationship through developed markets for ecosystem services.

Establishing the distribution of materials in paintings and that of their degradation products by imaging techniques is fundamental to understand the painting technique and can improve our knowledge on the conservation status of the painting.

We note that the current knowledge on the conservation benefits of tropical land use systems is still limited and that research at different spatial scales is still urgently needed.

Because prior knowledge on the expression conservation for human-mouse orthologs is limited (expression conservation may not be associated with sequence conservation [5], [12], [13], [14], [15]), it is difficult to establish a benchmark for accurately evaluating the computational methods used for assessing expression conservation in terms of sensitivity and specificity.

However, knowledge on the impacts of Conservation agriculture adoption on weed infestation level and potential shifts in the composition of weed communities appears low and contradictory.

Brazil harbors the richest freshwater ichthyofauna in the world, but knowledge on endemic areas and conservation in Brazilian rivers is still scarce.

Typically, computational inference for a specific frame is based on an appropriate Kozak sequence near the initiating methionine, on the knowledge of codon usage bias, and on conservation criteria from homology and paralogy.

The problem remains in terms of decisions and knowledge on where to set appropriate conservation targets.

Cost-effective conservation requires knowledge on whether biodiversity benefits are higher when management is concentrated in a few core areas or scattered across the landscape, and how these effects vary between species.