Sentence examples for scalable conservation from inspiring English sources
We briefly outline how the decision sciences, particularly structured decision making, and other planning processes − such as those governing electricity infrastructure development − can provide examples to facilitate the use of habitat exchanges as a viable and scalable conservation tool.
In this study, we employed a scalable measurement of expression conservation between species, Local Network Similarity, or LNS, to study the conservation of gene expression networks using large microarray data compendia from S. bayanus and S. cerevisiae.
The cut-out assembles in minutes, without the need for screws or glue, to enable cheap, scalable access to beekeeping and therefore bee conservation.
The vignette survey approach provides a cost-effective, rapid, and scalable tool to document and incorporate local values into conservation program design.
Using SVG paths to display complex objects such as histograms (e.g. coverage data) and line data (e.g. conservation data) limits the number of objects created and makes the visualization scalable to a large number of datasets.
A scalable parallel and block-adaptive cubed-sphere grid simulation framework is described for solution of hyperbolic conservation laws in domains between two concentric spheres.
First, we developed a scalable metric for expression divergence that enabled us to detect a significant correlation between sequence and expression conservation on the global level, which previous smaller-scale expression studies failed to detect.
The method seemed scalable.
These solutions are scalable, too".
