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In the opportunity cost model, conservation was positively related to farm size and education and negatively related to share of income from farming and size of the remnant of natural vegetation on the farm.

Finally, verification model for energy conservation was presented with acceptable precision.

More recently, the "hourglass" model of embryonic conservation was proposed, where animals are most similar at an intermediate stage of embryogenesis called "the phylotypic stage," and earlier and later stages are more divergent (Duboule 1994; Raff 1996).

The implications of this new model for conservation are enormous — and could make the conservation of rivers more difficult since it implicates human activity on a much broader scale.

In addition, in the description of the structural model, the conservation is described of residues of the N-terminal domains of archaeal and eukaryotic MBF1 (positions 11 and 27 in T. tenax MBF1); this does not make sense as they are non-homologous domains.

Thus, under the project model, conservation planning is spatially biased and will be undertaken only in few parts of the region.

Display of conserved residues on the EspP model demonstrates, however, that sequence conservation was not distributed equally in the C-terminal part of the EspP passenger, but accumulated mostly in stacked residues within flanks of the β-helix and the C-terminal end of the passenger domain (Fig. 5A).

To this end, a quasi-dimensional model based on the laws of conservation was developed and validated for a detailed investigation of the effect of various impurities on the performance of a centrifugal machine handling supercritical carbon dioxide.

The ability of a mixture model to detect microsatellite conservation is restricted by the amount of information in the data.

Then, a theoretical flow network model based on mass and momentum conservation is developed to predict the flow distribution in Z-type fieldfield configuration.

In the site-based model the influence of varying sequence conservation is taken into account.