Sentence examples for maps of conservation from inspiring English sources

To generate maps of conservation priority areas based on species richness and complementarity of amphibians, birds, mammals, all species, and based on genetic and morphological variation, we performed ResNet runs at representation targets of one occurrence and 5%, 10%, and 20% of the total area occupied by each species or each GDM class of similar genotypes or phenotypes.

One of the most pervasive forms of uncertainty in data used to make conservation decisions is error associated with mapping of conservation features.

A mapping of conservation probability to DNA coverage proportion for the seventy TFs is given in Figure S1.

Although conserved regions were observed in the alignments of both sets of orthologs (Figure S1; Figure S2), we choose to map areas of conservation within a cohort of nine species most closely related to Anidu.

DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.01085.018 To identify the Cdc42 binding site on Cdc10, we calculated homology models of Cdc3, Cdc10, Cdc11 and Cdc12 using the SEPT2 structure (PDB 2QA5) as a reference and mapped regions of conservation between the four structures on their surfaces.

Byrhtnoth's retreat had disastrous consequences but the redrawing of coastal maps for conservation and sea defence is a more uplifting story.

The use of ecosystem service maps for conservation planning is increasing.

This research illustrates the importance and potential applications of fine-resolution mapping for conservation and management of estuarine habitats and their terrestrial and aquatic wildlife.

Fig. 2 B is the contour map of position conservation correlation matrix R(con)L×L of PDZ database.

Fig. 2 A is the relief map of position conservation correlation matrix R(con)L×L of PDZ database.

All analyzes of sequence-structure-function relationship described below, such as the mapping of residue conservation onto the structure were carried out for all five models.