Sentence examples for an isolated population from inspiring English sources

An untreated disease can kill up to 90% of an isolated population, and such illnesses demand a fast response, Lenin says.

"It would create an isolated population of large animals".

"If there is an isolated population with a human fence around them and they can't move, they can't survive," Dr. Mattson said.

The pine-draped Cabinet Mountains are an important habitat for the protected bull trout and for an isolated population of about 20 grizzly bears.

Nevertheless, environmental groups vow to mount a strenuous legal challenge, saying the project imperils waterways and an isolated population of grizzly bears.

I suppose a case could be made that learning the obscure language of an isolated population is indeed not "universally" worthwhile.

The elements of an isolated population under stress and a suspiciously knowing survivalist — Robert Hawkins (Lennie James), new in town but with his hazmat suit ready to go — are canny steals from "Lost".

Dr. Alan R. Shuldiner, head of the division of endocrinology, diabetes and nutrition at the University of Maryland School of Medicine in Baltimore and the senior author of the paper, said that the Amish were ideal for the study because they were an isolated population that had been in this country for 14 generations and whose members shared many genes.

The process known as "island dwarfing" occurs when an isolated population becomes smaller bodied through evolution.

Habitat connectivity is important for the survival of species that occupy habitat patches too small to sustain an isolated population.

Objective: To determine whether platelet-activating factor (PAF) content in human spermatozoa from an isolated population is related to fertilization and pregnancy outcome.