Sentence examples for restrictive conservation from inspiring English sources

In the end, Mr. Swindells sold an even more restrictive conservation easement to Sonoma Land Trust for $1.45 million.

It is surrounded by national forest on both sides and borders another ranch with a restrictive conservation easement.

This recovery is due to more restrictive conservation policies at national and international levels.

The observed divergence of imprinted genes might have been compensated by a restrictive conservation of their paralogs.

The package followed action by the state water board this month to pass what has been described as the most restrictive water conservation measures in state history.

Composed of three islands (Cagarra, Palmas and Comprida) and four islets, the archipelago has recently been raised to a more restrictive category of conservation unit.

The present study shows that with restrictive transfusion practice, blood conservation devices can reduce blood transfusion requirements.

In the conservation law problem, the restrictive method described in Section 2.1 is the only method that minimizes mind changes.

Recall that the restrictive method adopts a set of conservation laws that rule out as many unobserved reactions as possible.

Development and quarrying threats to the Metacomet Ridge have resulted in public open space acquisition efforts through collective purchasing and fundraising, active solicitation of land donations, securing of conservation easements, protective and restrictive legislation agreements limiting development, and, in a few cases, land taking by eminent domain.

Using phastCons multi-species conservation scores obviates the restrictive pairwise sequence alignment phylogenetic footprinting procedures of past releases, which greatly increases the number of genes represented within the system.