Sentence examples for match conservation from inspiring English sources
However, many SWC measures are implemented with design flaws or without proper design and maintenance, and do not match conservation requirements.
Our current understanding of miRNA function is inferred largely from studies of the effects of miRNAs on steady-state mRNA levels and from seed match conservation and context in putative targets.
While the statewide drought is not over, it is time to better match conservation levels with local water supply conditions".
Selection-based methods therefore address conservation decisions [29] but have the relative disadvantage of assuming particular configurations of selected areas or probabilities of selection that are unlikely to match conservation action as it is realized on the ground.
These algorithms take into account numerous parameters that influence miRNA/target interactions, including seed match (complementarity), 3'-UTR seed match context, seed match conservation, favorability of free energy binding, AU content, and binding site accessibility [ 48].
He added: "This decision doesn't match urgent conservation needs, or indeed, the ambition of the public, who continue to demonstrate their support for the establishment of a network of marine protected areas in UK seas".
In order to match specific conservation demands of deteriorated plaster, wall painting, and stuccowork, a "module system" for modifying the nanosols was developed.
One method measured the spatial match between conservation priorities for surrogates and test features.
There are some cases in which a correct model seems not to match its conservation pattern, as denoted by a negative ConQuass score.
These results indicated that a large number of unigenes (40%) had a very strong match (sequence conservation ≥ 80%) with the top-score hit of the BLASTX results.
Consequently, even when the overall structure of the putative sensor did not match perfectly, conservation was apparent in structure as well as with respect to key residues.
