The phrase "a slower population" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the pace or rate of growth, change, or behavior of a specific group of people or organisms.
Example: "In regions with limited resources, we often observe a slower population growth compared to urban areas."
Alternatives: "a less rapid population" or "a more gradual population".
Although over the last 20 years the city has registered a slower population growth, its urban area continues to expand.
A mutation that results in a faster virus would disadvantage a slower population only if the change occurred early enough in the infection.
Overall, a slower population decline was associated with a higher frequency of resistant cells, indicating a direct link between population dynamics and selection for antibiotic resistance.
However treated BEAS-2B had a slower population-doubling rate and a longer in vitro lifespan compared to NT cells.
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Besides the concerns of lawyers and human rights advocates, economists and business executives have expressed anxiety about the impact of a slowing population growth rate on the economy.
As a result, in this paper, we present a botnet interaction model, obtained by coupling a fast evolutionary game dynamics to a slow population dynamics model, in which two botnet types are considered.
"Instead, there has been a slow population decline in farming-based counties throughout the middle states of America offset by significant growth in Western states that boast alternative economies".
The key is just to keep people buying stuff and making stuff and selling stuff--whatever it might be --and yeah, a slowing population might make things tricky, be --andou just keep the be --andmoving, yeahll keep going forward.
There is a slow population increase of common chiffchaff in the Czech Republic.
First, the electrical activity recorded from the ventral root comprises discharge superimposed on a slow population synaptic potential.
