Sentence examples for qualitative conservation from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, in spite of these nuanced effects, the qualitative conservation within backbone flexibility is a result of the conserved nature of the secondary structure H-bonds.

The floristic quality assessment system is a scheme in which all vascular plants of a region have been assigned a score corresponding to a qualitative conservation value based on habitat fidelity and tolerance of disturbance (native species), and on invasiveness (non-native species).

Despite this qualitative conservation, we have identified several non-synonymous mutations in various genes coding efflux pumps in the Kp13 genome when compared with NTUH-K2044 and MGH 78578 (see SNPs analysis section and the table in Additional file 7), although whether these alterations change the specificity profile of these systems remains an open question.

Under these conditions, the mouse and human SASPs showed substantial qualitative and quantitative conservation.

In order to give a qualitative estimate of the conservation, two levels of conservation are also provided: a weak conservation stands for the identification of a candidate ortholog in another species of a genus (191 genera), whereas strong conservation stands for the existence of a candidate ortholog in more than two species of a genus, whatever the number of species (105 genera).

Qualitative indicators of various conservation and protection goals, as well as standards for assessing forest health and stand restoration are largely absent.

Furthermore our qualitative analysis suggests that participation in fisheries conservation and management is not fully potentialized due to the social and historical context of participatory spaces in Mexico.

We used a mixed-method study combining a survey of 246 people who attended conservation subdivision workshops with a qualitative case study of four communities that successfully developed conservation subdivisions to identify potential barriers to conservation subdivisions and strategies to overcome those barriers.

Mathematically, degeneration of the diffusion coefficients significantly affects qualitative behavior of the solutions to the conservation laws [22, 23].

While investigating a set of spectra, the research of isosbestic point, direct or hidden, is very important in order to check an eventual conservation of composition, either quantitative or qualitative.

In Sheate et al. [38], a qualitative assessment of the agricultural restructuring and decline for biodiversity conservation in mountain areas in Europe was done by scenario analysis, supported by the views from stakeholder panels all along the work.