Sentence examples for spot conservation from inspiring English sources

Analysis of 2D-SDS-PAGE gels revealed strong spot conservation for proteins exhibiting modulated expression in response to hexadecenoic acid compared to linoleic acid.

Fibria's forest plantations are located in three hot spots for conservation: the Brazilian Atlantic Rainforest, the Cerrado and the Pampas.

To gain maximal ecological benefit from these spots, specific conservation measures may be necessary as well.

The distribution of habitat quality (HQI) highlights hot- and cold-spots, where conservation measures may be needed.

Finally, we visualized potential hot spots for conservation efforts by linking predicted species distributions from the AquaMaps model to status information reported by the International Union for Conservation of Nature [121] [123].

The region of positive potential, adjacent to the negative ferroxidase site can be attributed to R89 and H47, again variable spots with conservation grade of 3 and 5, respectively (Figure 6A).

That's because Madagascar, long known as an "ecological hot spot," is a conservation disaster, according to some environmentalists.

The concept of implementing priority spots for nature conservation provides an opportunity to preserve biodiversity of agricultural landscapes within highly productive areas.

This paper introduces the principle of implementing and managing spots for nature conservation and reflects on the ecological effects as well as on its political and economic implications.

We present a composite indicator, referred to as Riparian Forest composite Indicator: focus on Structure (RFI_S), for the assessment of habitat quality and identification of 'hot-spot' areas where conservation actions need to be taken.

Areas with extreme conditions (e.g. of soil moisture or soil fertility) and parts of fields adjacent to biotopes (wood edges, pond edges) are selected for conversion into nature conservation spots.