Sentence examples for dramatic population reductions from inspiring English sources

For Slade, the dramatic population reductions already show that Oxitec's approach works far better than pesticides, which are also a "forever proposal".

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).

Even in species with short life spans, genetic diversity may not immediately reflect dramatic population size reductions.

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.

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.

This is somewhat surprising since it might be expected that some reduction in variation would accompany the dramatic reduction in population size that occurred at contact in many populations throughout the Americas.

Dramatic mortality reductions at the population level can be sustained only if the survival of individuals on ART is prolonged for as long as possible, rather than for only a few years, and if HIV prevention measures are implemented at the same time since HIV prevalence will increase due to ART provision unless HIV incidence simultaneously falls.

NARRATOR: As for what caused this dramatic reduction in population the geneticists had no idea.

We saw a pattern much more consistent with a dramatic reduction in population size at some point in our past.

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.