Sentence examples for yet conserve from inspiring English sources

A more stringent SI threshold (50%) led to yet conserve 3519 different sequences.

No one appreciates this capability more than biological engineers who have yet to learn to design systems that are similarly flexible yet conserve designed function.

Functionally similar genes are assumed to have distinct yet conserved evolutionary "footprints" in different strains, species, and genera.

Several genes found in C. tobin chloroplast that remain uncharacterized, yet conserved in other algal species were analyzed.

Several lines of evidence presented in this study and the previous one point to the signaling function of this novel and yet conserved adhesion protein.

An important feature of YvaD homologues to consider is loss of the highly conserved residue E14 (according to Eco-EmrE); yet conserved residues within the C-terminal residues are only partially maintained.

Sp-NT2 ("sea urchin NT2" in Figure 3) has a Pro at position 136 in the alignment which is not found in Sp-NT ("sea urchin NT"), yet conserved in some protostome neurotrophins and in all Spz proteins.

We identified a conserved hypothetical protein (CJJ5070_17030) and a serine protease Pet putative autotransporter protein (CJJ5070_17040) (supplementary fig. S1 C, Supplementary Material online), both coding sequences (CDSs) missing completely in strain NCTC11168 and highly fragmented in other C. jejuni genomes, yet conserved among the ST-677 CC isolates.

Generally, normalization is intended to modify the underlying data as slightly as possible, but as much as necessary to remove systematic biases yet to conserve biological relevant information.

"We are slowing down to conserve parts yet maintain production as much as possible".

The proposed index has been shown to be more rigorous because it uses quality thresholds from the Quebec IQBP index (reputed to be very stringent), but yet it conserves the expert knowledge embodied in the Moroccan IMBP index.