Sentence examples for rigid conservation from inspiring English sources

The rigid conservation of the DBDs in proteins encoded by these genes suggests that they have been selected to maintain essential regulatory roles.

Rigid conservation of the core leaves trainees selectively deficient in new knowledge areas, on the other hand, making them less competitive in the marketplace.

Whatever the model, the rigid conservation of fingerprint patterns in polydactyl ZNF proteins suggests that their DNA-binding activities have evolved essential biological roles.

If this model is correct, strong selection pressure would be required to maintain rigid conservation of the number and order of motifs within ZNF arrays.

"There are rigid security and conservation requirements for display, and the Queens people need to submit a proposal to us," Ms. Chapman-saidh said.

Combining results from replicative fitness competition assays and from analyses of the effect of mutations on viremia to co-variation data provides ways to extend CE beyond their minimal length (which is a consequence of their rigid degree of conservation).

There is a palpable consensus among researchers and managers cautioning against broad scale, rigid approaches to conservation, and acknowledging the need to address productivity limitations of myriad organisms in need of protection (Clostio et al. 2012).

A universal equation that combines the momentum conservation and rigid body velocity through the volume fraction is solved in the entire domain.

These features lead to a model in which the plant polyadenylation complex consists of a conserved core, which is rather rigid in terms of evolutionary conservation, and a panoply of peripheral subunits, which are less conserved and associated with the core in various combinations, forming a collection of somewhat distinct complex assemblies.

These considerations lend themselves to a model where the plant polyadenylation complex consists of a core (consisting of the CPSF and CstF subunits) that is rather rigid in terms of evolutionary conservation, and an associated panoply of peripheral subunits.

A tanker vessel is modelled with the Finite Element Package ABAQUS and energy conservation during a grounding scenario on rigid slope takes place.