Sentence examples for terms of conservation from inspiring English sources

The variation in expression level is clearly correlated with the evolutionary history of the gene family: in all of these cases, the most highly conserved family member, in terms of conservation of critical residues or branch length in gene family trees [ 11, 14], is also the most highly expressed.

The mayor's foreword frames his favoured approach in terms of conservation and upgrade.

That shows the importance of urban areas in terms of conservation and biodiversity".

Herbert Reynolds, of the Sunnyside Gardens Preservation Alliance, framed the issue in terms of conservation.

The transport phenomena occurring in the reactor chamber are modeled in terms of conservation laws.

In terms of conservation, this is sometimes critical for the survival of local predator populations.

In terms of conservation targets, I would say I have been more exposed to urban matters in terms of environment.

People can choose to do something really specific in terms of conservation work and care work.' The number of people taking a gap year continues to rise.

In terms of conservation results, the program was just beginning to move, said Dr. Mittermeier, and Mr. Parker, the team leader, was undergoing something of a metamorphosis.

The accuracy of the numerical method is investigated in terms of conservation of the steady electron current.

Results are discussed in a landscape context in terms of conservation and management of soil macrofaunal diversity in agro-ecosystems.