Sentence examples for will not be conserved from inspiring English sources
Most tropical forest will not be conserved, but instead will be used in some way, most often for logging, agriculture, or both.
In contrast, specificity determinants will not be conserved across all members of a family, but are likely to be conserved within one or more subtypes.
However, it is not possible to perform such an analysis on novel extensions that came under selection within melanogaster, as these will not be conserved between species and therefore will not be measurable by cross-species tools such as PhyloCSF.
If these words are long and/or have low degeneracy, most random permutations of that word will not be conserved in any gene family, resulting in a confidence score C (T i ) = 1.
We expect the exemplar sites for each PWM to be an incomplete set of binding sites for the associated factor because less than half of the C. elegans genes are used in our initial promoter region sequence set and because, even for orthologous genes, some sites will not be conserved across the different species.
"Precisely because of that, the energy inside the universe has not been conserved.
Land managers have realized that static protected areas will not be sufficient to conserve biodiversity in a changing climate, requiring an emphasis on landscape-scale conservation, connectivity among protected habitats, and sustaining ecological functioning of working lands and waters.
Our study illustrates that protected areas alone will not be able to conserve predators with large home ranges and conservationists and managers should not restrict their efforts to land sparing.
"Unless we know how many tigers are left in the wild, and whether their numbers are increasing or decreasing, we will not be able to conserve them," he added.
Correlation between mRNA levels will not necessarily be conserved in the corresponding protein levels because of differences in post-transcriptional modifications and regulations.
Since the analysis depends on the overall degree of conservation among the sequences, such an approach will not be as successful on weakly conserved genes.
