Sentence examples for supporting the conservation of from inspiring English sources

Protected areas play an important role in the preservation and implementation of bold environmental agreements, among which the 20 Aichi Targets (Strategic Plan for Biodiversity 2011 2020, COP 10), with their focus on effective management systems supporting the conservation of biodiversity and eco-system services (Aichi Biodiversity Target 11).

As shown in Figure 1B, the zebrafish genes show rather high identities/similarities with their human counterparts, further supporting the conservation of vertebrate SET domain genes.

Supporting the conservation of this mechanism in higher eukaryotes, mouse cells deficient for enzymes responsible for H3K9 tri-methylation (Suv39h1 and Suv39h2), in which there is no apparent enrichment of HP1 in pericentric heterochromatin, showed reduced cohesion in the pericentric major satellite [40], [41].

Supporting the conservation of the 48 thus determined introns was the observation that they had a conserved phase in all cases except one.

The preferential selection of specific rhizobia strains is likely a major reason supporting the conservation of the plant and bacteria genes required for mutualism [ 31].

Importantly, we found evidence dispelling the full conservation of several purported syntenies while supporting the conservation of some significant vertebrate gene blocks and the occurrence of numerous chromosomal rearrangements over more than 300 Myr of vertebrate evolution.

She works in Portland for the Xerces Society, which supports the conservation of invertebrates, as its fund-raising and communications coordinator and the editor of Wings, its semiannual publication.

There is also our successful People and Parks programme, born out of the need to support the conservation of biodiversity in protected areas, while promoting socioeconomic development in affected communities.

Nostalgia also fueled the formation of the American Coaster Enthusiasts in 1978, a fan club that supports the conservation of old coasters, maintaining an international list of almost three dozen "Coaster Classics".

It wouldn't cost much to support the conservation of the Caatinga (at least not in comparison with the vast wealth being generated by the event), it would look good for Fifa (which is keen to show off its support for the environment) and – who knows – it might even do some good.

Eisner has also vocally supported the conservation of biodiversity.