Sentence examples for control over population from inspiring English sources

Water depth exerted major control over population stability, both directly and indirectly via shifts in morphological and physiological traits.

It is a simple but effective terror technique which allows them to hold control over population areas through fear and intimidation.

Due to their proteolytic activity in the extra-cellular matrix (ECM), zinc-metalloproteases might be involved in the coral host's control over population densities in hospite under thermal-stress conditions.

Direct bidirectional control over population firing rates would allow us to test this hypothesis directly.

Hymenoptera, the most prevalent and successful of insect parasites, exert a profound, if subtle, control over populations of other insects and certain other arthropods groups that might otherwise overpopulate and thus upset their particular ecosystem.

This research investigated a panmictic population, assuming control over a population.

Striped bass and its hybrid (a cross between striped bass Morone saxatilis and white bass Morone chrysops ) were first introduced in the mid-1980s, initianly in an effort to control an over population of pest fish species in reservoirs.

In the years since, the regime has closed ranks and tightened its control over the population of 24 million.

Indeed, a 2013 Sydney University study called the situation "slow-motion genocide", arguing that Indonesia has acted with intent in its strict control over the population – and with impunity over human rights violations such as the Biak massacre in 1998.

While natural disasters were in part to blame for a famine that killed huge numbers in the 1990s, the report notes that the North Korean state has "used food as a means of control over the population".

When it unveiled plans for wide-ranging economic reforms last November, it called again for "strict control over the population size of extra-large cities".