Sentence examples for more conservation than from inspiring English sources

Here we computationally identified that regions of ovine PrP, including those near amino acid residues 141 and 154, displayed more conservation than expected based on local structural environment.

Methylated cytosines are prone to deamination and often are less conserved in the genome [ 6, 51, 52]; however, methylated CGs in exons showed more conservation than the unmethylated CGs in exons highlighting their potential importance [ 24].

When species status was used to weight outcomes, the moderate alternative provided slightly more conservation benefit than the conservation alternative.

The biological rationale for this heuristic rule is that rare surrogates deserve more conservation attention than common ones.

More conservation in translation than transcription is also confirmed by the inheritance mode of transcription and translation between two species.

In these categories, the GERP-only distribution of all coding bases of genes in the category exhibits more conservation across mammals than the background of all coding bases in the genome.

There's nothing more conservative than the conservation of finite resources.

Females were less snake-tolerant and more conservation-oriented than males.

Considering host group, the molecular tree shows much more conservation in host group usage than the morphological tree.

More broadly, Mr. Daschle endorsed a "balanced national energy plan" that relies more on conservation than does Mr. Bush's to increase production.

Seriously, the condors do a lot more for conservation than the warblers do, even if they have an equal right to be saved.