Sentence examples for persistent conservation from inspiring English sources

A persistent conservation effort seems essential, given the continuing threats to the monument.

Our results lend additional support to the distinctiveness of the biota in this region, where native habitat is under persistent conservation threat from urbanization.

Gov. Jerry Brown and top water regulators on Monday laid out a revised game plan for dealing with California's persistent drought, making some conservation rules permanent while also moving to give communities more of a say in deciding how much water they must save.

Their pastoral nomadic lifestyle and management strategies are essential for environmental conservation; and the persistent influence of such strategies has shaped this hyper-arid landscape throughout millennia [6].

Given the persistent nature of distinct distance conservation of the two groups of IHRs, it is difficult to assume that such profile was the result of a random assortment.

The canvas has also been retouched in areas with persistent discoloration during a more recent conservation treatment [47].

However, both CFD and experiment suggested significant transient effects at the one location where correlation was poor; experimentally measured pressure showed significant fluctuations whilst CFD showed persistent oscillations in residual error for conservation of mass and momentum.

Mikania micrantha (Asteraceae: Eupatorieae), widely called mile-a-minute, has been a persistent problem to forestry, plantations and biodiversity conservation in southwestern and northeastern India, as well as in Andaman and Nicobar islands.

That these two hot springs were on distant continents and derived by distinct geological events, we concluded that microbial communities in acidic hot springs have undergone persistent and common selection, characterized by phenotypic conservation (Additional file 1: Fig. S2).

"Plastics in general are the most persistent forms of marine debris," said Nicholas Mallos, a conservation biologist with the conservancy.

To understand why soil erosion is persistent despite three decades of massive investments in soil conservation, this paper explores how drainage and soil conservation change a hill slope in the Choke Mountains.