Sentence examples for demographic disruption from inspiring English sources

Temperate phage mediated killing will create the greatest demographic disruption to overall microbial growth when phage carriers are scarce and susceptibles are common (Brown et al. 2006).

An emerging approach addresses a broader spectrum of health risks due to the social, demographic, and economic disruptions caused by climate changes [ 44- 48].

"The issues of the moment — income stagnation, climate disruption, massive demographic shifts and health care access — seem strange, unexplored land for many in the movement".

Habitat fragmentation may lead to declines in plant populations and ultimately to extinction through a disruption of demographic processes, which may result in bottlenecks or even a collapse in regeneration.

Our findings present important implications for the conservation of this species, because interruption of gene flow by habitat loss and fragmentation jeopardize the persistence of population in the medium- and long term due to disruption of demographic patterns, increased endogamy, and recruitment problems.

Possible "real" causes include demographic changes and endocrine disruption, among others.

Forecasting climate change impacts on public health requires the development of scenario-based risk assessments which must include generalised assessment of the consequences from complex demographic, social and economical disruptions.

Individual impairment scores (IISs) were computed for each child to examine relationships between cognitive disruption and several demographic and clinical variables,including age, sex, diabetes duration, history of severe hypoglycemia, and metabolic control.

To evaluate the incidence of epithelial disruptions during primary laser in situ keratomileusis (LASIK) with the use of a preoperative hyperosmotic treatment comprising sodium chloride 5% ophthalmic ointment (Muro-128) and to identify the incidence of epithelial disruptions in various demographic populations.

The underlying causes of this entropy are as profound as powerful - deep demographic trends, a series of unprecedented technological disruptions, power diffusion and shift of power - but they come to the surface through economic, social, political or international crises.

At the same time, demographic change - said to be no ordinary disruption but still posing similar challenges - is one of the most pressing issues our society faces.