Sentence examples for control of populations from inspiring English sources
The check exerted upon insect pests by other insects is an important mechanism of natural control of populations.
What was more, the Soviets had only recently regained control of populations that had had contact with foreigners and, in some cases, collaborated with the invaders.
The idea of the "selfish gene" has been envisioned as a control of populations that are particularly harmful, which need to be suppressed or even made extinct (Burt 2003).
Thinking along [End Page vii] with Puar, while such affective, theoretical, and political linkages are "not perfectly aligned" and therefore "[do] not always yield immediate alliances," they may nonetheless be "convivial in their mutual resistance to the violent control of populations" (2017, ix).
What will come in its place, in the midst of great suffering, will be control of populations by authoritarian governments to deliver maximal benefits to the few at the expense of the remainder.
Yet the reorientation of thought and policy that is needed to cope with this crisis is far-reaching, and it is gravely hampered by prevailing orthodoxies on the global economy and the control of population.
As part of a longer term effort this history paper intends to understand how "developmental" competition with the "West" shaped demographic discourses in South-Eastern Europe in the context of demographic processes and institutionalized control of "population resources".
Family-based association designs are popular, because they offer inherent control of population stratification based on age, sex, ethnicity, and environmental exposure.
This density control circuit laid a foundation for using cellular communications to program bacterial communities, allowing the extension of the control of population dynamics to the engineering of more sophisticated synthetic ecosystems.
Ancestry informative markers are included to allow identification and control of population stratification effects.
