Sentence examples for most common conservation from inspiring English sources

By plotting blasted E value of the small RNAs against total number of unique sequences (Figure 1), we found that the most common conservation intervals were

Ex situ conservation is the most common germplasm conservation method and can take the form of seed banks, field genebanks or botanic gardens.

The most common soil conservation practice in New Zealand uses introduced species of Populus (poplar) and Salix (willow) often planted as single trees or wide-spaced groups of trees (e.g. van Kraayenoord and Hathaway [1986]; Douglas et al. [2009], [2010]).

The second most common pattern was conservation in the Geobacter species and P. propionicus only (1,158 proteins).

The second most common pattern was conservation in all of the species except G. lovleyi - 6% (1,246) of the proteins had this phyletic pattern (see Additional file 3).

By far the most common pattern was conservation across all species, 35% of the proteins (7,774) were in families that included at least one ortholog from each genome (see Additional file 3).

By far the most common pattern was conservation across all species, 5,345 proteins were members of clusters that included at least one protein from each genome (see Additional file 3).

And one of the newest and most common methods is the conservation easement.

For many decades, protected areas (PAs) have been considered by decision makers and conservation practitioners as one of the most common policies to promote biodiversity conservation.

Note that the use of the term "conservation" here is somewhat different from its most common use to describe sequence conservation, but was chosen because it best describes the phenomenon of observing a feature (correlated mutation in this case) in multiple instances of a sequence alignment (such use is not unprecedented, compare for example with the use of "structure conservation").

Here's how the last works: The most common way landowners ranchers and otherwise use conservation for their personal financial interest is by "donating" their land into a conservation easement.