Sentence examples for representing conservation from inspiring English sources
Criticism of the plan has come from organizations representing conservation, labor and left-of-center political groups, all of which would like to see rail play a more prominent role in any transportation master plan.
Comparing the regions, we conclude that Southeast England vineyards represent sometimes unwelcome development to residents, while in Sonoma and Napa they represent conservation of nature and tradition.
Isothermal multiphase flow in a homogenous reservoir is described by a system of Darcy's equation that represents conservation of mass of oil and water components in black oil systems.
For example, experimental manipulations that use cages to exclude most fish do not necessarily represent conservation interventions, where relatively modest changes in fish communities are expected.
(i) The lack of evolutionary constraint at one position should cause the distribution of observed amino acids at that position in the MSA (multiple structure alignment) to approach their mean abundance in all proteins, and deviances from the mean values should quantitatively represent conservation.
The phastCons score represents conservation information among 45 species.
The left-hand equations represent conservation of mass, and the right-hand equations represent conservation of momentum, as a balance of inertia, pressure, and viscous forces.
A BeT was considered to represent conservation between two proteins if the e-value was lower than 1e-9.
The multiple green algal clades in the CAD tree likely represent conservation of a different paralog in two major green algal lineages; prasinophytes and the core chlorophytes [ 48].
Top plots represent conservation of uORF features within the leaders of the orthologous mRNAs (upstream of annotated CDS) obtained from the analysis of genomic alignments of the 46 vertebrates using the human sequence as a reference.
"[Applications for permits to drill] are the final approval necessary before drilling can occur under a previously approved exploration plan," explains Peter Van Tuyn, an environmental lawyer based in Anchorage, who represents conservation groups and local indigenous populations.
