Sentence examples for lead to conservation from inspiring English sources
We explore the landscape conditions that may lead to conservation having either a positive or negative effect on local development.
High-speed urbanization and its consequences on climate changes that lead to conservation issues are two of the biggest challenges faced by eco-physiologists and conservationists (Paital & Chainy, 2012a, 2012b; Paital, 2016d, 2016f; Paital & Chainy, 2013a, 2013b).
Officers of HRFC consider that harvesting the aquacultured fish for ecological education can indirectly lead to conservation of environment and ecology of rivers by local residents, which consequently becomes beneficial for the FC.
Such a gradual functional divergence in the NR superfamily is consistent with protein evolution [43] but it may also lead to conservation of NR activities between rodents and humans.
Marine ecosystem management that incorporates understanding of biodiversity should lead to conservation of key species, augment resilience of process and function (i.e., functional redundancy, sensu [3]), enhance the capacity for marketing sustainable species (e.g., [4]), and facilitate the analysis of trade-offs among multiple resource uses.
This leads to "conservation reliance," in which species come to rely on conservation efforts for their survival.
The drought has forced farmers to fallow their fields, put thousands of agricultural workers out of work and led to conservation measures in cities throughout the state.
In fact, the species is the most popular of its genus in cultivation, which has led to conservation concerns due to the majority of commercially available plants being collected from the wild.
The cell adhesion function may provide additional selection pressure that has led to conservation of the plasminogen interaction in α-enolase.
None of the 1000 random networks we generated led to conservation rates seen in the real networks (p-value < 0.001).
In these cases, when active and inactive forms are non-diffusible, the signalling leads to conservation of total amount of X + X∗ = X tot.
