Sentence examples for diminished the population from inspiring English sources

Despite concerns that the combination of economic softening and the 9/11 aftermath would have diminished the population, we're enrolling more kids than last year".

The 17th century was marked by anti-Habsburg uprisings, fighting with the Turks, floods, plagues and other disasters, which diminished the population.

The Late Middle Ages was marked by difficulties and calamities including famine, plague, and war, which much diminished the population of Western Europe; between 1347 and 1350, the Black Death killed about a third of Europeans.

RB knockdown of OIS (RB-KD OIS) reactivated genes encoding cell cycle progression proteins (MCM3 and MCM5), and inflammatory cytokines (IL6 and IL8) to a lesser extent, and moderately diminished the population of SAHF-positive cells (Fig. S1C,D).

A large part of disease classification is not well suited for etiologic research, reduced fertility has diminished the populations at risk, close medical monitoring tends to mask causal links, and many scientific problems related to this area bring limitations to the research field.

Conservationists say that, far from diminishing the population of unowned cats, trap and release programs may be making it worse, by encouraging people to abandon their pets to outdoor colonies that volunteers often keep lovingly fed.

But it seems equally plausible to argue that the homicide rate in Colonial New England tracks the European decline quite nicely, over all, and drops, in a stepwise fashion, after wars because they diminish the population of young men, leaving fewer potential murderers and murder victims around.

Henggeler and colleagues assert that interventions focused on multiple ecological levels are the most tenable means of diminishing the population levels of serious juvenile delinquency [ 14].

As previously stated, a reduction of the reproductive capacity of ticks engorged on immunized cattle tends to promote reduction of eggs and larvae in surrounding ground, which in consequence diminishes the population of ticks and delays the necessity for acaricide treatments.

The study did not explore exactly how warming hurts cod reproduction, but it points to previous research showing that heat may diminish the populations of tiny sea creatures that larval cod rely on for food.

These results resemble those found in a mouse model for Listeria monocytogenes infection, in which shortening of the duration of the infectious period did not impact the size of the primary CD8+ T cell response, but diminished the memory population of CD8+ T cells [22].