Sentence examples for stable conservation from inspiring English sources

This effect is due to the stable conservation of protein structure and architecture when compared to the coding sequence.

In contrast, the absence of paleo-polyploidy events ever since the divergence of the tomato, coffee and grapevine genomes may explain this particularly stable conservation of the ancestral genome structure, which made it easier to detect ancestral fragments of shared macrosynteny.

For example, animal populations are highly managed, their movements are controlled by fencing, and populations are kept stable by conservation hunting and regular reintroductions.

The origin oriC2-cdc6E was proposed to be acquired in the branch leading to the Haloarcula species and was stable via conservation.

It shows that even the first-order upwind algorithm, the most stable and conservative scheme, cannot always ensure stability and mass conservation.

What is the challenge of "stable financing" to conservation farming programs?

Economic constraints favor the conversion of Picea forests on steep slopes into stable forests for conservation, which will also produce extra climate services by C sequestration.

We conclude that although interior habitats are ideal to maintain large stable populations, the conservation value of low contrast edges containing key site-level resources should not be underestimated for arboreal mammals such as the squirrel glider.

Current conservation status: Stable.

Therefore, my original results and conclusions on the driving force of landscape and environmental variables and on the implications to environment management and ecosystem administration and conservation remain stable and valid.

But ecological macroeconomics is there for the reading: theoretical and empirical detail about the trade-off between economic growth and biodiversity conservation, a stable climate, and ecological integrity in general.