Sentence examples for a strong population from inspiring English sources
Reds are prospering and greys disappearing in areas where there is a strong population of pine martens, which were almost extinct 50 years ago.
It is no secret that Latvia has a strong population of pro-Russian separatists, and there have been reports of Putin increasing funding for pro-Russian NGOs and political parties within Latvia.
It is home to 35 of Cyprus's 142 endemic plant species, and to bats, snakes, chameleons, green and loggerhead turtles, a strong population of Bonelli's eagles – the only eagle species that breeds in Cyprus – and wild mouflon, the goat-like creature that adorns the national flag.
These conditions boosted the establishment of a strong population of the tubeworm Riftia.
The elimination of electrocution would result in a strong population increase (17% annually).
Studies focused on the complete mitochondrial genome, in turn, indicate that the differentiation of Asian populations who settled and inhabited Beringia started between 23,000 and 19,000 YBP, along with a strong population expansion beginning at circa 18,000 15,000 YBP (Fagundes et al. 2008b; Perego et al. 2010).
A cluster analysis confirmed that, overall, call similarity was a strong population-independent separator among genotypes (with one exception, see below).
We have previously found a strong population-level correlation between life expectancy and self-rated health in 13 countries of Central and Eastern Europe [ 16].
The magnitude of the association observed in subjects with low levels of antioxidant nutrient intakes is not sufficient to have important clinical implications at the individual level but, given the ubiquity of residential air pollution exposure, does have implications for a strong population-level impact.
In G213R ClC-7 cells both bands could be detected, with a stronger population of full length protein in the ER fraction.
A comparison with U6's European sister clade, U5, revealed a stronger population expansion at around this time in Europe.
