Sentence examples for compensate for population from inspiring English sources

After sexual maturity, female groupers can change into males to compensate for population imbalances, becoming "secondary males" in a process called protogyny.

There are rather different approaches in this community that have been used to compensate for population structure.

Although salmonid populations are often adapted to their local environments (Fraser et al. 2011), their high socio-economic importance has led to widespread stocking of hatchery/domesticated conspecifics into wild populations to compensate for population declines resulting from habitat alteration or fishing pressure (Aprahamian et al. 2003).

Another way to compensate for population structuring is by calculating empirical P values based on a set of putatively neutral SNP markers (determined a priori) to create a null distribution to test all SNP markers against (cf. Lotterhos and Whitlock 2014).

This means that the total observed increase in public funding barely compensates for population growth.

The lack of differentiation between the inner sands and western Negev populations of G. henleyi may indicate that this species has adopted a nomadic strategy to compensate for its small population size [e.g. [ 51]].

The best way to compensate for an aging population — and therefore fewer workers — is higher productivity.

To compensate for an ageing population and shortages of workers, Germany needs to attract more foreigners.

But then Europe, many say, needs immigrants -- 75 million over the next 50 years by some government estimates -- to compensate for its aging population.

Up to last year, Australia had been taking about 244,000 immigrants a year.The big intake will at least help to compensate for an ageing population.

Aides to the Assembly speaker, Sheldon Silver of Manhattan, said the underpopulated seats in the city would be justified to compensate for the rapid population growth expected there over the next 10 years and that the census undercounts many minorities and immigrants.