Sentence examples for modest conservation from inspiring English sources

SAPK-interacting protein 1 (Sin1), a little-studied but widely expressed gene product, is encoded by a single gene in fungi, nematodes, insects, and all vertebrates analyzed and shows modest conservation of amino acid sequence that is consistent with some degree of conserved function in stress-activated signal transduction pathways.

Mr. Bush's remarks provided the latest example of his growing willingness to incorporate at least modest conservation measures into his energy planning.

In recent years, trout advocates have fought hard and won modest "conservation" releases that provide some relief to aquatic creatures in times of extreme heat or cold, but those releases are voluntary.

We discuss how this differs in other PPARγ-expressing cells such as macrophages and how these genome-wide mechanisms are preserved across species despite modest conservation of specific binding sites.

It would be far better to pursue modest conservation and negotiations with Iran, having the effect of bringing 20-25 times as much oil on the market, rather than endanger tourism, fishing, and beaches on our coasts for a long-term effect on gas prices that we won't even notice.

Our observation that E2F4 binding within a particular species is largely insensitive to tissue-specific binding partners and overall chromatin state makes the modest conservation of E2F4 binding events between species all the more remarkable.

This protein family typifies many that are challenging for bioinformatic analysis because of relatively modest sequence conservation and small size.

Results demonstrate a potential "win win scenario" where yield benefits, albeit modest, and conservation benefits can be obtained simultaneously.

Our results demonstrate a potential "win win scenario" where yield benefits, albeit modest, and conservation benefits, such as faster fallow recovery and increased ecosystem carbon stocks, can be obtained simultaneously.

Although only modest sequence conservation was observed between the N-terminal domains of dP32 and vertebrate P32 proteins, previous studies suggest that mitochondrial targeting domains vary in amino acid sequence but often share an amphipathic helical structure [reviewed in Chacinska et al. (2009)].

The modest level of conservation of the regulated gene sets between poplar and Arabidopsis, and the low level of conservation between poplar and rice, are not surprising given the considerably larger phylogenetic distance between rice, a monocot, and poplar and Arabidopsis, two dicots.