Sentence examples for unusual conservation from inspiring English sources
Edge is arguably the world's most unusual conservation initiative.
In a recent work Professor Lee and his collaborators have shown that such a novel insulating state can arise from unusual conservation laws.
In an unusual conservation effort, Wetlands Institute researchers have been recovering eggs from terrapin roadkill, hatching them, raising the young turtles in their laboratory and releasing them into the wild.
While in the county, Jules heads into the Shropshire Hills and learns an unusual conservation method for keeping acres of bracken at bay, as well as how landscape art is making its mark here.
V1r receptor genes in mice exhibit a characteristic not observed in odorant receptor genes: an unusual conservation of non-coding sequences between members of a given family, which includes transcribed and non-transcribed regions [18].
Extensive circumstantial evidences suggest that the genes that once created a sharp barrier between the ancestor of D.melanogaster and its sibling species might share an unusual conservation in D. simulans and D. sechellia.
This DNA region showed an unusual interspecies conservation, including with its pufferfish counterpart.
As discussed below, the unusual high conservation of the residues proposed to participate the sheet bond formation strongly suggest the functional importance of these residues.
It is unusual for conservation relocations to have follow-up monitoring; so outcomes are often unknown and causes of failures are rarely understood (Fischer and Lindenmayer 2000).
The piece, whose cost is not being disclosed, is the first exhibition to emerge from the work of an unusual, ambitious multiyear conservation project that has focused on the groundbreaking Conceptual, Minimalist and Post-Minimalist artists in the museum's Panza collection.
VAR2CSA is a member of the PfEMP1 family but displays a different domain architecture than typical PfEMP1s and has an unusual high sequence conservation between isolates [12], [13].
