Sentence examples for reducing the conservation from inspiring English sources
All 11 habitats were needed to represent all 277 fish species in the seascape, although reducing the conservation target to 95% of species approximately halved the number of habitats required to ensure representation.
For reducing the conservation, no linearization technique is involved, but by Kronecker product, the problem of the asymptotical stability of the high dimensional error dynamical networks is reduced to the same problem of a class of low dimensional error systems.
An income support goal is shown to reduce the conservation distortion caused by asymmetric information.
Brazil's congress is due to debate a reform of land laws in the next few days which would reduce the conservation area.
It is possible to reduce the conservation of the main results caused by quantifying nonlinear functions via the well-known convex optimization technique.
prompts the emergence of AS, while the resultant AS subsequently reduces the conservation of the splice site sequence.
Second, many of the rps14 pseudogene edits (of both types) reduce the conservation of RPS14 proteins (see Additional File 2), whereas 94% of nonsynonymous edits increase protein conservation across species [ 50- 53].
Finally, we show that explicitly accounting for accuracy information in decisions maximizes the chance of successful conservation outcomes by reducing the risk of missing conservation representation targets, particularly when using finely classified data.
Finally our results suggested that 10%MS addition could significantly reduce the nitrogen conservation as well as improve the quality of compost.
Further, we propose a deformation gradient based approach to arrive at a velocity field that reduces the volume conservation issues in free surface flows and maintains density uniformity in internal flows while retaining the simplicity of first order time updates.
The clustering algorithm with optimum parameters was used to reduce the energy conservation among the nodes.
