Sentence examples for more appropriate conservation from inspiring English sources

Therefore, environment control, using more appropriate conservation materials and techniques and replacing those materials used in the early time are the effective measures for the treatment of detachment.

Particularly when violations of the underlying theoretical assumptions exist, consideration of demographic processes (i.e. vital rates, species specific life history strategies and dispersal) and genetic structuring will allow for more appropriate conservation recommendations.

The decrease of Tmax caused by the roof change and the slight increase of Tmin results in a lower DVT in 2010 (Figure 4), which involves that the microclimate was more stable throughout the day and, hence, more appropriate for conservation purposes.

Indoor environments are more appropriate for the conservation of wall paintings because rainwater is rarely a problem and climatic conditions can be controlled.

This approach seems more appropriate for conserved populations because for these populations the focus is on conservation.

The aims of this research were to identify potential obstacles to proper management of the extensively used meadows in this region and identify major factors that would affect such management in order to prepare more appropriate strategies for habitat conservation.

Here, we instead used the absolute number of changes in the evolution of a given character as a more appropriate measure of its degree of conservation.

Of course the fact that a protein associated with an increase in energy expenditure is over expressed in a situation where energy conservation would seem more appropriate, appears at first to be counterintuitive.

Presently, large random ex vivo cortical networks are more appropriate experimental model systems in the studies on the universal mechanisms governing the formation and conservation of neural network activities.

The very large protected areas required to protected highly dynamic features might not be feasible, in which case, other forms of conservation management such as gear restrictions or market-based approaches [60] might be more appropriate.

"Tormentor" feels more appropriate.