Sentence examples for of conservation means from inspiring English sources

This high level of conservation means that non-mammalian model organisms can be employed to study the regulation of the hypoxic response.

Residue conservation means in terms of both location and amino-acid type (identity/similarity).

Conservation means reducing the total amount of energy we use.

The area has two Special Areas of Conservation (SAC), which means there is a speed limit of 8 knots for boats and a ban on commercial fishing.

The project as a strategy structuring elements of permanency, described in the previous paragraph, is not only a simple act of conservation, but also means the reconstruction of a system of resistance, constructing and defending spaces for slowing down against a reality that is rapidly fluctuating, hetero-directed and market-linked (Gregotti 2006).

But the cost of conservation does not mean that fun cars will go away.

Pang KC, Frith MC, Mattick JS: Rapid evolution of noncoding RNAs: lack of conservation does not mean lack of function.

However, lack of conservation can also mean that many protein isoforms have a confined, species-specific function rather than no function at all.

For one thing, we have begun to realize that parks like Yellowstone are not the most effective means of conservation.

The Staten Island Children's Museum will celebrate it this weekend with events that also honor other means of conservation.

In Fig. 3, the equivalent wind speeds v equ_i (i = 1, 2, 3) can be deduced by the law of conservation of energy, which means the total mechanical output power remains constant before and after the equivalent.