Sentence examples for a form of population from inspiring English sources

We see this as contributing to the bio-objectification of populations, which can also be understood in some respects as a form of population branding (Tupasela 2012).

Thus, it is not possible to derive a form of population growth from that origin, but it can be only used to assist the settle of the total population in the country.

Thus, predation is presented as a form of population control that prevents the potentially disastrous effects of superfecundity (and the application of venom is a particularly merciful method of dispatching prey).

But I think this Ebola epidemic is a form of population control.

Or if you follow hip-hop artist Chris Brown on Twitter, Ebola is a form of population control.

The plan they seek to expose is the encouragement of abortion within the black community as a form of population control, to enlist African Americans as willing dupes in their own genocide.

Was this disease a simple development of nature, a cosmic punishment, a divine opportunity for compassion or even a Malthusian form of population control?

But recently, changes in rainfall patterns and rising temperatures have led to a disturbing form of population movement: climate displacement.

President Richard M. Nixon revoked the policy less than a year later, saying that abortion was "an unacceptable form of population control".

Parametric estimation always assumes a certain functional form of population growth which may lead to problematic statements (cf. the HCV data set), in particular if the confidence bands of the estimated function N e (t) are not taken into account.

Mercantilists and the absolute rulers who dominated many states of Europe saw each nation's population as a form of national wealth: the larger the population, the richer the nation.