Sentence examples for typical conservation from inspiring English sources

In the midst of this typical conservation battle--scientist-advocates on one side, resource managers on the other--Wilcove made an atypical move.

We observed the smallest number of changes in ribosomal biogenesis and in electron transport, and many core metabolic processes showed few changes, consistent with these genes' typical conservation at the sequence level.

For more typical conservation situations, we argue that screening genome-wide variation may provide bet-hedging estimates of evolutionary potential that account for small-effect and cryptic variants and are relatively robust to uncertainty about future environments and required adaptive change.

For more typical conservations scenarios, we argue that screening genome-wide variation should be a sensible approach that may provide a generalized measure of evolutionary potential that accounts for the contributions of small-effect loci and cryptic variation and is robust to uncertainty about future change and required adaptive response(s).

It is typical of conservation biology that purely scientific considerations are inextricably mixed with extraneous criteria when such decisions must be made.

Table 7 shows typical energy conservation measures that could be easily applied to minimize electricity consumption and to improve the indoor thermal conditions of the Philippine house.

The typical unconventional conservation pattern of SSSGP-encoding genes observed in Hessian fly was also found in some of the SSSGP-encoding transcripts of the Asian rice midge (Additional file 2, Figure S2G), but not in any transcripts of the wheat blossom midge.

Clearly, this class of evolutionary non-conserved PPI networks doest not appear to be biologically relevant, given the typical degree of conservation between orthologous proteins across living kingdoms.

The typical prokaryotic promoter conservation regions were found in the promoter fragment and the putative promoter was identified as the control element of yxiE gene via sequencing assay and predication of promoter.

The typical mandate in conservation planning is to identify areas that represent biodiversity targets within the smallest possible area of land or sea, despite the fact that area may be a poor surrogate for the cost of many conservation actions.

Phylogenetic analysis showed that some S. litura olfactory genes clustered not only with those of other Lepidoptera but also with those of A. mellifera, D. melanogaster and A. pisum indicating a certain degree of conservation typical of olfactory gene families.