Sentence examples for documented population from inspiring English sources

Since most documented population declines and extinctions have occurred in either temperate or tropical montane regions, Bd is thought to survive and grow best under cool, moist conditions.

The Obama administration has deported more people (about 2m – nearly four times the documented population of Wyoming) than any other American government, and a congressional mandate to the Border Patrol requires they hold 34,000 undocumented migrants in custody every day.

The scientists haven't yet confirmed that the salamanders' smaller size is behind the documented population declines, though they are confident that climate change is what's driving the shrinkage in body size.

The International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) has assessed the kitefin shark as Near Threatened worldwide, and as Vulnerable in the northeastern Atlantic in light of documented population declines.

More recently, the Northern elephant seal has undergone a well documented population bottleneck [30].

Consequently, documented population declines of common or widespread avian populations due to infectious disease are rare [6].ere we combine systematic large-scale monitoring schemes to quantify the incidence of an emerging disease in three widespread passerine bird species and its population impacts.

While other studies have clearly documented population-based changes in HRV in association with sepsis, this study identified individual patient loss of HRV equal to 25% in association with, and prior to, clinical diagnosis and treatment of sepsis in all but two patients.

The distance between the northernmost historically documented populations and today's southern limit hardly exceeds 200 km.

As with Japanese knotweed, many counties in the Mid-Atlantic States have documented populations, but the model shows very low habitat suitability.

However, to estimate severity, patient benefit, and cost-effectiveness for a non-symptomatic patient with a chronic disease, the GPs had to base their estimation of risk for complications and the likely benefit of interventions on documented, population-based studies.

15 Studies from both Switzerland and Italy have previously documented population-level overutilization of aspirin for primary CVD prevention, 12, 16 suggesting that more aspirin consumption may disproportionally affect those less likely to benefit and/or more likely to suffer harm from it.