There is a need for research and conservation to evolve in close alliance, in which the necessities of conservation define the research priorities, and the findings of the research inform and guide the conservation actions.
The extremely high-level sequence conservation found for this gene in this study may reflect the necessity of sequence conservation in maintaining the function of this gene.
The results obtained herein argue in favor of the important engineering effect of P. nobilis in soft benthic habitats and therefore for the necessity of its conservation.
But the dN/dS ratio for our samples was less than one on comparing them with reported subtype C and representative sequences of different clades, strongly emphasizing the necessity of sequence conservation at different disease stages and even across clades.
They keep a honeybee hive and thousands of school children have learned with a hands-on approach about permaculture, edible trees, gardens and the necessity of water conservation.
The necessity of developing conservation action at the landscape level – by itself or combined with broad-scale actions [34] – supports the use of ecoregions as fundamental geographic units.
Thus, scaffolding is likewise important in classroom investigations of plant growth like van Helmont's experiment to support a strong sense of necessity about conservation of matter applied to matter tracing.
In revealing the connection between avian traits and the removal and potential control of H. hampei, our study highlights the importance of bird diversity persisting in agricultural landscapes, and the necessity of integrating bird conservation to foster healthy production systems.
Reiger asserts, and ably supports his thesis, that "American sportsmen, those who hunted and fished for pleasure rather than commerce or necessity, were the real vanguard of conservation".
The underlying proposition, widely advanced by zoo professionals, is that, in an era when it's no longer acceptable to round up wild giraffes, maintaining a sustainable stock in a zoo is not simply a business necessity; it's an achievement of conservation — or, at least, a sign of scientific ardor.
