Sentence examples for an effect on populations from inspiring English sources

Several microbial pathogens can damage the fruit bodies, and have had an effect on populations in China, including soft rot caused by Pseudomonas aeruginosa, and black mould caused by Mucor, Sepedonium, Paecilomyces, and Diasporangium species.

However, the absence of an effect on population (Columns 3 and 4) is confirmed.

FE estimates seem to uncover an effect on population (Column 4) and house prices (Column 7), but they disappear when we introduce covariates interacted with time trends (Columns 5 and 8, respectively).

Both of these assumptions are problematic and may have an effect on population projections.

Theory predicts that mating strategies that reduce fitness should have an effect on population growth rate [29], though theoretical studies demonstrating this relationship far outnumber those that demonstrate this relationship empirically [9], [29].

The failure of loci to meet HWE will have an effect on population genetic analysis.

The implementation of MenB vaccination in national immunization programs might have an effect on population-level meningococcal carriage state.

However, with further wind energy development and other anthropogenic activities, an effect on population level cannot be excluded.

The relatively weak intervention effects shown in Scenario 1 of the order of 0.2  SD do not appear to have an effect on population levels or social inequalities in educational achievement in these data.

The limited evidence base provided some support for the notion that agricultural policies that change the prices of foods at a national level can have an effect on population-level nutrition and health outcomes.

Under experimental conditions described previously, Mannion et al. (1994) found that low applications of sludge (8% to 24% w/w) did not have an effect on PF populations.