Sentence examples for a shared population of from inspiring English sources

Inari Pasvik has a shared population of 6,000 reindeer, which are herded to different areas depending on the season.

We are having a shared, population-level hallucination about the implications of epidemic obesity; or Prof. Campos is wrong.

A shared history of population bottlenecks between selfing and outcrossing populations might make it difficult to draw conclusions about relative differences in genetic variation due to mating system.

Consider the case of Ireland, which has reduced public employment by 28,000 since 2008 — the equivalent, as a share of population, of laying off 1.9 million workers here.

A share-of-population census, monitoring of environmental quality and health data collection were conducted independently of each other according to specific needs and constraints.

Net migration flows in absolute terms (i.e. number of people rather than expressed as a share of population) are shown in Fig. 4.

The U.S. incarcerates nearly seven times as many people, measured as a share of population, as Canada does.

They found that humans and great apes share a sparse population of large brain cells, shaped like rolling pins, that other species lack.

At the time of writing, Great Britain has 16 Olympic champions to share between a population of 62 million.

Svalbard and Franz Joseph Land share a common population of 3,000 polar bears, with Kong Karls Land being the most important breeding ground.

Union members are declining as a share of the population, though not of the electorate.