Sentence examples for preferred conservation from inspiring English sources

While respondents preferred land use alternatives that generated higher compensation and jobs, they preferred Conservation & Restoration activities over Tourism Promotion and Industrial Development ranked last.

Logarithmically binning the k-dependent values of ER k the averages in each bin show a clear and systematic trend toward preferred conservation of proteins that interact on a high level (Fig. 1a).

To alleviate these problems, the government attempted to mobilize communities by using preferred conservation structures.

For example, we found important differences in the preferred conservation focus.

Democrats, backed by a few Republicans, mostly from New England, prefer conservation to development.

I still prefer conservation + renewables, of course, but nuclear, on the whole, looks like an acceptable choice compared to fossil fuels, especially coal.

The similar root attributes of alder to the currently preferred soil conservation species poplar and willow (rapid growth, extensive lateral spread) suggest it is a prime candidate for consideration as an erosion control species (notwithstanding potential issues such as 'wildling' spread; e.g. Stanley 2002).

The nature of the management practice on the production-conservation continuum significantly influenced landholder preferences for policy instruments: different instruments were preferred for conservation-oriented practices versus production-oriented practices.

Ex situ conservation through cryobanking has been preferred to other conservation strategies (ex situ in vivo and in situ conservation) because of its lower cost and its additional benefits such as the use of cryosamples in case of an epidemic.

Induction or neoadjuvant chemotherapy is an option in operable breast cancer where first-line breast-conserving surgery is not possible, in the absence of multifocal lesions, and where the patient would prefer breast conservation (option).

A conceptual approach is a departure for the orchid show; until now the garden has preferred geographic or conservation themes.