Sentence examples for those that conserve from inspiring English sources

In both cases there are only two classes of theories, those that conserve parity or CP, and those that do not.

Within ORFs, errors may result in frame-shifting and premature stop codons; those that conserve the ORF change the length of the protein, often (but not always) without major functional consequences.

I discussed earlier a set of crucial experiments that decided between two competing classes of theories, those that conserved parity and those that did not.

After identifying all contact positions in CCT monomers, we distinguished among them those that conserved similar amino acid types across the nine monomers.

These three experiments decided between two classes of theories--that is, between those theories that conserve parity and those that do not.

Thus, although the frequency of gene fusion association with subunit pairs is much lower in eukaryotes, there is still strong selection for those fusion events that conserve (dis)assembly and simplify complex topology.

That conserved 4,000 bottles in the first month alone.

That conserved morphological patterns exist is clear.

An algorithm that conserves both energy and momentum is presented.

That conserves the degradation of environment too.

A possible explanation is that haplotypes on which imputation relies are less conserved across pig breeds compared to within breeds and those that were conserved were already present in the within-breed reference population.