Sentence examples for not only conservation from inspiring English sources
This consideration should also apply to cultural heritage, not only conservation.
Coastal zone management requires consideration of not only conservation efforts, but also the sustainable use of their natural resources for human purposes.
Evaluating the ecological and economic benefits of nature reserves in a fair way is a difficult problem confronting not only conservation scientists and managers but also governments and private land owners.
In fact not only conservation of amino acid positions may be important for maintaining protein folds but also the correlated variation of pairs of amino acid residues around these folds may have an important role in maintaining their stability [ 1].
Finally, we demonstrate that not only conservation of cassette exons depends on the exon inclusion level, but also that conservation of alternative sites depends on the relative site usage and show that both are dependent on the exon (resp. site) functionality.
Biodiversity conservation necessitates not only preservation of single or multiple species but also the habitat as a whole along with its environment.
On the ground, grass-roots conservatives not only value conservation, they also see how action to protect and conserve natural resources makes a difference.
When we dissected not only promoter conservation but also protein conservation, different trends were observed for proteins and promoters.
These results highlight the importance of analysing not only sequence conservation, but also positional conservation of non-coding genetic elements in plants including LncRNAs.
Here, we analyzed not only the conservation of TFs and regulated genes, but also the conservation of the TF binding sites upstream of the genes, assuming that if the site is conserved, then the regulation is maintained.
Nonrandom distribution of conservative elements among introns can be caused not only by conservation of the ancestral function but also by some common characteristics of introns not necessarily associated with their common origin.
