Sentence examples for maintenance of protected from inspiring English sources
A key strategy for protecting biodiversity from external pressures has been the establishment and maintenance of Protected Areas (PAs).
A few years later, the 7th Conference of the Parties to the Convention of Biological Diversity (CBD-COP7, Kuala Lumpur 2004) subscribed to this goal and adopted the objective of supporting the establishment and maintenance of marine protected areas covering at least 10% of each of the world's eco-regions by 2012.
Many birds actively defend a territory from others of the same species during the breeding season; maintenance of territories protects the food source for their chicks.
Thereby, HSPs ensure the maintenance of homoeostasis, protect cells and facilitate the return to equilibrium during recovery (Timperio et al. 2008).
To complement the further creation and effective management of protected areas, other alternative approaches, which will result in the maintenance of key ecosystems, should expand and continue.
In Algorithm 5, the Discovery and Elimination Scheme is run as long as there exists data transmission during the maintenance, for the purpose of protecting the cluster communication.
Experiments from the Leuven cohort showed that maintenance of normal BGL protected the liver and skeletal muscles.
The worldwide loss of biodiversity is of great concern, and this has lead to strong policy frameworks to promote the maintenance of biodiversity through protecting species and habitats in many countries.
Echocardiography revealed maintenance of ventricular volumes protecting the myocardium from systolic failure in mice treated shIGF1R.
Estrogens are steroid hormones which play a pivotal role in the maintenance of skeletal homeostasis, protecting against osteoporosis by reducing bone resorption and stimulating bone formation.
Sucrose is not toxic in the cytoplasm where it allows the maintenance of turgor and protects the structure of molecules against the deleterious effects of water scarcity (Popp and Smirnoff 1995; Murakeozy et al. 2003; Juan et al. 2005).
