Sentence examples for narrow conservation from inspiring English sources

The ivory destruction, announced at a White House event addressed by Hillary and Chelsea Clinton, was part of a broader effort by the administration on Monday to elevate wildlife trafficking from narrow conservation interest to urgent national security concern.

She also pointed to the national security dimension of the trade, which public figures such as Hillary Clinton have highlighted in a bid to elevate it beyond just a narrow conservation concern.

MPAs cannot therefore come with a narrow conservation agenda or be implemented only as a practical resource management instrument.

Given the trends of increasing US population diversity, urbanization, and economic and cultural changes, we fear that the currently narrow base of conservation NGO supporters will become even narrower.

The data show an overall decrease in QIPP score as the degree of conservation narrows (Figure 4).

We would encourage wider discussion of what determines the optimal balance for biodiversity conservation of narrow and focused investments, like fee simple acquisitions, to broader shallower investments, as offered by easements.

Examination of the locus in the PopGenIE genome browser showed that there is a distinct, narrow peak of sequence conservation between A. thaliana and Populus shown in the VISTA [ 33, 34] alignment plots that peaks at the position of the A. thaliana D7 TAsequenceence and remains high at the D8 sequence.

Therefore, we selected (3+) genes for evolutionary conservation analysis, narrowing the list of correlated genes to eliminate the noise.

In creating an exhibition about Roosevelt, though, the museum decided to narrow the focus to his conservation efforts.

At a stroke, that would narrow the budget deficit, encourage conservation, reduce oil imports, make renewable energy more competitive and reduce carbon emissions.

However, the same limitations have strong implication for the effective conservation of such narrow endemic.