Sentence examples for the unique conservation from inspiring English sources

The south-eastern route, which opened on Tuesday, includes landmarks such as the White Cliffs of Dover, cultural heritage buildings like Napoleonic Martello towers and second world war defences and the unique conservation areas of Dungeness and Pegwell, known for their birdwatching, landscape and summer flowers.

If primary forests hold more rare species then anthropogenic land-uses, then a low taxonomic resolution could also lead researcher to underestimate the unique conservation value of primary forests.

The significance of the unique conservation patterns of Sp10 and Sp18 phage genes is not clear.

The unusual properties of heterochromatin that would contribute to the unique conservation of both the gene order and relative gene orientation found in this study include: (a) the low levels of recombination and gene activity associated with heterochromatin [ 33, 66]; (b) the high level of transcript processing by the RNAi machinery that mediates chromatin structure [ 67- 71].

Despite our uncertainty regarding underlying mechanism, evidence for adaptive population divergence, both genetic (current study) and ecological (Dill 1996; Shepherd 2000), supports the need for unique conservation and management efforts for shore- and stream-spawning kokanee in Okanagan Lake to conserve maximum evolutionary potential (Fraser and Bernatchez 2001).

The intron insertion points greatly decreased during the evolution of the vertebrates, remaining as a unique conservation of an intron insertion site in the portion of protein-protein interaction within the coding regions of all vertebrate G-protein-activated IRK genes.

Laser radiation is a unique conservation tool enabling the conservators to remove unwanted layers and materials in a highly controlled way, ensuring selectivity, precision and no harmful or uncontrolled by-products.

The combination of impacts along the land-sea interface creates unique conservation and management challenges, making a good case for planning that integrates marine and terrestrial processes [32], [45].

One of the novel applications of lasers relates to the use of the laser ablation process as a unique conservation approach that enables non-contact removal of selected layers from the surface of artworks and monuments.

The palm represents a genus seen nowhere else in the world--and a unique conservation challenge for a nation with a poor environmental track record.

The topological position of G118 (upstream from TMD III), its unique conservation pattern among the CDF transporters and its significance in protein function (at least for PtdMTP1) suggests a role in the formation of a correct protein structure.