The phrase "affecting the populations" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the impact or influence of an event, policy, or phenomenon on various groups of people.
Example: "The new environmental regulations are affecting the populations living near the industrial areas."
Alternatives: "impacting the communities" or "influencing the demographics".
Comparing the effects of moist and dry wound conditions affecting the populations of both kinds of cells shows that the inflammatory phase cells (neutrophils and macrophages) fail to multiply rapidly in a moist wound environment.
By considering how variation changed within a population through time, as well as how variation between populations changed through time, we can infer which evolutionary mechanisms were affecting the populations under study.
Obviously, the percentages of idiopathic forms in the various studies are influenced by the variable prevalence of infectious and non-infectious entities in different parts of the world as well as by the environmental, racial, and socioeconomic factors affecting the populations studied.
Rather it is hoped that this study will serve to demonstrate the utility of the approach in principle, thereby promoting its application across the range of health conditions affecting the populations being served.
In addition to allowing a joint comparison of the allele frequencies across all 3 cohorts at once, this test is expected to be more powerful than the method 1 test if the underlying model is an accurate summary of the real historical processes affecting the populations' allele frequencies.
Similarly, the routine virus variant typing of human and domestic animal rabies cases in the Philippines and throughout Southeast Asia will provide basic epidemiologic information on the prevalence of different RABV isolates and enhance the likelihood of discovery of any new lyssaviruses affecting the populations in these regions.
Farmed fish sometimes escape into the ocean, breeding with wild species and affecting the population's overall genetic diversity.
For example, heritable bacterial endosymbionts, like Wolbachia or Cardinium, can alter the reproduction of numerous arthropods, consequently affecting the population structure of their hosts11,12.
"This could be a bridge between tracking pollution and coughing and other respiratory sounds to get a better measure of how pollution is affecting the population," she says.
In such cases, factors affecting the population dynamics or behavior of a single species could indirectly affect species richness if richness is controlled primarily by landscape-level factors.
