Sentence examples for substantive conservation from inspiring English sources

For many years the controversy between an 'artifact' hypothesis and a 'climate herbivore' hypothesis as explanations of grass bald origins and persistence inhibited substantive conservation or restoration efforts.

A. thaliana cis-NATs have substantial conservation 28-355% in the three substantive data sets analyzed) of expression in A. lyrata.

In a closely split Congress, just a few independent green senators and representatives could change the focus of our misguided energy policy, from low-efficiency, gasoline-based hybrid cars and corn-based ethanol fuels to more substantive changes like energy conservation and the development and the promotion of multiple forms of solar energy.

Soulé proclaimed that a new inter-disciplinary science, conservation biology, based on both substantive and normative ethical foundations, had been recently created to conserve what still remained of Earth's biological heritage (Soulé 1985).

Large-scale conservation planning entails the establishment of protected area networks that retain substantive natural habitat, biodiversity, and functional connectivity, but developing such networks at the spatial extent needed for meeting global targets involves considerable logistical, political, and social challenges.

There was no evidence of substantive chromosomal rearrangements or re-ordering of marker loci between homoeologues in IM, indicating conservation of homoeologous macrosynteny within this disomic tetraploid.

"Be substantive".

There are substantive issues.

Conservation Dept.

It was substantive.

To be made substantive.