Sentence examples for notes conservation from inspiring English sources

Such findings highlight the importance of animal behavior to population biology, notes conservation biologist J. Michael Reed of Tufts University in Medford, Massachusetts.

The noted conservation biologist Michael Soulé has suggested that, instead of the Cenozoic, we now live in the "Catastrophozoic" era.

We enlisted the help of Save the Redwoods League, a noted conservation group, to help identify an appropriate site and also to provide advice on how to avoid harming the natural redwood habitat.

As others have noted, conservation can 'succeed' even if local communities are not involved or if they oppose conservation altogether (Brockington 2004); moreover, even if conservation succeeds in involving communities, community empowerment does not necessarily result in community development.

These structural data provide the molecular basis to explain the previously noted conservation of both the WRKY signature sequence at the N-terminus of the WRKY domain and the W Box DNA sequence [ 5].

This observation along with the previously noted conservation of the genes for viral genome packaging ATPase and adenovirus-like protease strongly suggests that Polintons and Tlr elements combine features of bona fide viruses and transposons.

And August notes that conservation groups have already "expressed big interest in the concept".

We then extract conserved ASEs (Group C) from Group A. Note that "conservation" here refers to the conservation of the ASE/CSE splicing pattern between human and mouse, rather than the simple/complex pattern.

We first note that conservation of energy is equivalent to antisymmetry of a particular tendency operator.

And Ms. LaPorte and Damian Griffin of the Bronx River Alliance noted that conservation efforts have made the air and water of the parkland cleaner in recent years.

Barnosky noted that conservation biologists have become split between those who want to focus on preserving ecosystems such as wilderness areas by excluding humans, and those wanting to manipulate what they refer to as "novel ecosystems" that result from human activities.