Sentence examples for present day conservation from inspiring English sources
Our assessment of Moorean partulid survival comes with an obvious caveat concerning its broader utility; do these results have relevance to understanding historical Moorean partulid whole organism genealogies, and their present day conservation status?
Present day precautionary conservation measures and management practices may have a profound influence on the future functioning of coral reef ecosystems, and consequently for society.
Perhaps Burns and Duncan also recognized this distinction but felt like it was impossible to reach too much into conservation in present day.
Such was the political unpopularity of his efforts that, just a few days after Derek's retirement in 1989, the Conservative environment secretary Nicholas Ridley announced the dismemberment of the NCC, leading to Britain's present-day nature conservation agencies.
As well as the present day world, it deals with diversification and extinction, in the conservation of species richness, and the difficulties of assessing how many species remain to be discovered.
SODs are found in all types of living organisms, from simple microbes to humans; this conservation by itself reflects its fundamental role in our present day oxygen-rich world.
Present day ozonisers reach efficiencies from 4to8percentcent.
Her influence continues to the present day.
And the present day timeline.
