The phrase "affects the population of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the impact of a particular factor or event on a specific group of people or demographic.
Example: "The new policy affects the population of low-income families in the area."
Alternatives: "impacts the demographic of" or "influences the group of".
Unlike other Western officials who have visited Gaza, she did not call for a lifting of the economic blockade that affects the population of 1.5 million, saying only that she was "trying to support the aid that needs to find its way through to Gaza".
A solar disturbance propagating away from the Sun affects the population of galactic cosmic rays (GCRs) in a number of ways.
Using alanine point mutants of GB1, we show that the amplitude of mechanical stability enhancement of GB1 by Fc does not correlate with the binding affinity, suggesting that binding affinity only affects the population of GB1/human Fc (hFc) complex at a given concentration of hFc, but does not affect the intrinsic mechanical stability of the GB1/hFc complex.
To address this question, we report here how the formation of dense shelf waters and their subsequent downslope cascade, a climate induced phenomenon, affects the population of the deep-sea shrimp Aristeus antennatus.
Malaria is one of the most important infectious diseases in the world and affects the population of many of the poorest countries.
HIV infection leads to a reduction in LC density in the female genital mucosa [ 118], and the systemic activity of HIV infection also affects the population of LCs in the vagina, which decreases in the presence of detectable HIV-RNA but is not decreased in the absence of detectable plasma levels of HIV-RNA [ 119].
The model is applied to the simulation of stream temperature levels in a spring-fed stream, the Silver Creek Basin in Idaho, where stream temperature affects the populations of fish and other aquatic organisms.
HIV infection affects the populations of T helper cells, dendritic cells and macrophages.
Later, both large and small individuals show a decreasing trend, suggesting that fishing pressure may affects the populations of this species.
The Central Park Conservancy, which manages the park, says this will inevitably affect the population of animals that depend on acorns for food.
The sugarcane genotype did not affect the population of S. bovis (P = 0.53) and M. elsdenii (P = 0.61).
