Sentence examples for off to the conservation from inspiring English sources
The sample was examined, imbedded in resin and, along with other samples from around the residence, shipped off to the conservation laboratory at the Savannah College of Art and Design in Georgia.
My first task of the day is to take some samples from a painting that is undergoing restoration, so I head off to the conservation department, down the corridor from our laboratory.
Another set of samples went off to Joseph Nocera, a conservation biologist at the Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources in Peterborough, who sorted out insect remains.
For example, by switching off ATP-dependent processes, AMPK contributes to the conservation of ATP (Fig. 2).
There is a clear lack of understanding about the attitude of local people to the conservation of orangutans and their habitats, perceived threats and their underlying causes, trade-offs between conservation and economic development, and so on [6].
Barack Obama is to nearly double the amount of public land he has protected as national monuments, by signing off on the conservation of nearly 1.8m acres (0.7m hectares) of California desert.
She sent a few tiny samples off to Narayan Khandekar, a conservation scientist, and other collaborators at the Harvard Art Museums.
Using as a case study the Mara in Kenya, where a number of wildlife conservancies now exist, this paper seeks to explore these trade-offs to understand how conservation and tourism may be enhancing or restricting climate-resilient pastoral livelihoods.
In essence, the 16 vanished skink species were kept off the conservation radar because of a taxonomic oversight.
Respondents are willing to trade off between 100 farmers worse off due to biodiversity conservation activities and 2.67 % extra healthy vegetation or an increase in 6.8 numbers of mammal species.
This weekend, Brazil will mark the 25th anniversary of that murder, which far from killing off the forest conservation campaign has boosted its profile throughout the country and across the world, influencing a generation of conservationists and policymakers.
