Sentence examples for measured conservation from inspiring English sources

For all analyses, we measured conservation effort both by the total area of land protected and upfront cost of achieving that protection.

Therefore, we queried all orthologs of the human genome from Ensembl and we measured conservation by counting, for each human protein, the number of species that had one ortholog.

Thus, to identify conserved CRMs in the human genome, we need to consider discontiguous sequence similarity, which measures conservation based on the similarity of conserved segments only.

It is suitable to measure conservation in multiple sequence alignments.

Firstly, we used phastCons (Siepel et al., 2005) that measures conservation between 12 insect species.

This demonstrates that our alternative strategy to measure conservation shows general consistency.

We did this by measuring conservation between human and mouse orthologues, as a proxy for the overall level of evolutionary conservation.

The algorithm is based on sequence homology and uses a median conservation score to measure protein conservation.

In "Conservation in the Anthropocene," an article published in February , 2012 Kareiva and two co-authors, Michelle Marvier and Robert Lalasz, wrote, "By its own measure, conservation is failing.

The WeederH algorithm measures conservation based on the sequence conservation as well as the motif occurrence's positions relative to the TSS.

Measuring conservation progress in terms of inputs, outputs, and outcomes results in means (establishing protected areas) being confused with ends (making a positive difference for biodiversity or livelihoods).