Sentence examples for dramatic population reduction from inspiring English sources
While livestock losses to wild predators are duly acknowledged, Bhutan cannot resort to any dramatic population reduction of the major wild predators, because most of them are globally threatened according to the IUCN's Red List of Threatened Species (Rajaratnam et al. 2015).
For Slade, the dramatic population reductions already show that Oxitec's approach works far better than pesticides, which are also a "forever proposal".
The composite history of western gorillas could plausibly be explained by climatic oscillations inducing environmental changes in western equatorial Africa that would have allowed gorilla populations to expand over time but ultimately isolate the Cross River gorillas, which thereafter exhibited a dramatic population size reduction.
Even in species with short life spans, genetic diversity may not immediately reflect dramatic population size reductions.
That is, the overall pattern of demographic changes provided is remarkably similar (Table S3), with dramatic reductions around the time of the spray rounds and equally dramatic population recovery 3 5 months later.
London's dramatic population growth has been well documented.
It is unknown what causes the dramatic reduction in population density over the season, although a combination of predation and the timing of reproduction may be responsible.
It is notable that in one 8-year longitudinal study of ARDS, the hospital and ICU populations experienced a dramatic reduction in ARDS attributed to clinical interventions, while the incidence of early onset ARDS within 6 h of ED admission remained unchanged [31].
Culturing 24 sub-clones continuously for four weeks resulted in a minimal increase in the size of the IgM+ cell populations, indicating a dramatic reduction of GCV in the IGL locus of the ieK cells (Fig. 4D).
Furthermore, both cell populations showed a dramatic reduction of pAkt levels.
The decline in painted turtle populations is not a simple matter of dramatic range reduction, like that of the American bison.
