Sentence examples for plastic conservation from inspiring English sources

This implies that lineage specification of Treg cells is governed by a specific evolutionarily constrained small set of regulatory elements, which is in contrast to the more plastic conservation of global genome-wide regulatory network architectures (Stergachis et al., 2014; Vierstra et al., 2014).

The repertoire of SSP-encoding genes appeared to be in part extremely plastic and its conservation was consistent with phylogenetic distance with 73.8% of the SSP-encoding genes of v23.1.3 conserved in the other Lmb isolate, WA74, 54.2% conserved in Lml, and 42.5 to 44.0% conserved in L. biglobosa isolates (data not shown).

Chang et al. [9] proposed the CEB elastic-plastic contact model based on volume conservation during plastic deformation to improve the GW model.

Water conservation by plastic film could limit this reduction to 21 33% but possible environmental impacts of plastic film need attention.

Bhutan takes conservation seriously, plastic bags are banned, 65% of the land is forested and large swathes are protected.

Commercial mussels were bought from a local seafood retailer to ensure a comparable size product with the same conservation procedure (plastic box and stored at 4 °C).

Using a combination of energy conservation and plastic bending theory, the analysis provides the critical buckling stress and wavelength as functions of normal pressure.

Our model can be extended to other species to better understand why wildlife consume plastic and to effectively focus conservation and remediation efforts.

It is anticipated such work will assist in informing future conservation treatments for plastics.

Conservation of volume during plastic deformation is achieved through a deviatoric associated flow rule.

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