Sentence examples for particular conservation from inspiring English sources
Surprisingly, the targets of NatB do not show a particular conservation across the phylogenetic tree and only a few highly conserved proteins (Arp2p, Bos1p, Erg3p, Rpb5p, Rps28ap) are apparently showing a consistent N-terminal NatB substrate consensus sequence, indicating that the N-terminal protection by an acetyl group may not be very tightly associated with a specific N-acetyltransferase.
In particular, conservation treatments may have modified the Cu chemistry.
Trends were comparable for weed species of particular conservation value.
Many sessions focused specifically on the host country's particular conservation challenges and opportunities.
As in so many other things, Hull came late to building preservation, and even now concentrates its efforts around particular conservation areas and landmark buildings.
Species of particular conservation interest that could benefit from connecting habitats especially in agroecosystems are native forest herbs.
In particular, strong conservation and lifestyle motivation translates into intrinsic motivation for adoption of conservation practices, while option values prevent strongly economically/financially motivated farmers from adopting in the absence of external incentives.
In particular, the conservation of energy, momentum and charge under MSRK discretizations is investigated by means of numerical experiments and numerical comparisons with non-MSRK methods.
These ontologies are not used to reason about the system, but to construct process models that adhere to these concepts, in particular the conservation principles and the behaviour of materials, the geometrical concepts in space and time.
In particular, connectivity conservation efforts should focus on reducing predator human conflicts and maintaining adequate prey density in marginal habitats with low agricultural cultivation risk, where the primary land-use is nomadic livestock herding.
His work addresses three broad questions: (i) how do natural inputs, namely animals, contribute to different production functions of interest, (ii) how do market dynamics reduce natural habitats and lead to declining wildlife population levels, and (iii) what are the costs, indirect ones in particular, of conservation policies.
