Sentence examples for much more conservation from inspiring English sources

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

Multiple sequence alignments of these T. urticae proteins with either known KxDL orthologs downloaded from Ensembl or with SDMA proteins clearly show much more conservation to other eukaryotic KxDL proteins than to SDMA proteins (data not shown).

Far more pronounced conservation is apparent in the SLC6A4 locus with major conservation spikes corresponding to the coding regions, 5' regulatory region and 3'-UTR (Figure 3B), suggesting that the other genes of monoamine transporter family are much more conserved.

These days, Holmes works for an architectural practice that specialises in making 1960s and 70s council homes compliant with today's much more rigorous energy conservation rules.

It is therefore interesting to focus on the observed gradient in the importance villages placed on different forest types: in Phadheng, the most remote village, villagers considered forests for timber and NTFPs to be much more important than conservation forests, whereas the value given to these two forest categories was more balanced in the other villages.

Conservation of this motif was noticed previously [ 30] but it is obvious here, that this region is much more widely conserved.

For example, biodiversity conservation may be much more effective if conserved sites are connected.

London Zoo, for the record, seems much more committed to the conservation message than other zoos.

"We've been finding that some of our land is becoming much more valuable for development, conservation and recreation than for growing timber," says Jay Fredericksen, vice president for corporate relations for Rayonier.

Clearly, the correct structures are much more compatible with their conservation pattern than are the incorrect ones (Fig. 2).

Especially ncRNAs are known to evolve quickly and so-called consistent and compensatory base pairs in both sequences will give much more confidence for structure conservation than a sequence alignment.