Sentence examples for drivers of population change from inspiring English sources
Changes in fish, krill and squid communities on which emperor penguins feed are likely to be important drivers of population change [4], especially when prey stocks are reduced locally by loss of sea ice [34], and particularly within their foraging ambit when emperors act as central-place foragers.
Regional inequalities in the drivers of population change are expected to decline, but not as much as in the GSE scenario.
While changes in sea ice conditions are a critical driver of Adélie penguin population success over decadal and yearly timescales, deglaciation appears to have been the key driver of population change over millennia.
In the case of East Antarctic Adélie penguins, sea ice conditions are a critical factor in population success over decadal and yearly timescales, however, deglaciation appears to have been the key driver of population change over millennia.
Among the SRHR issues that the Center tackles are: understanding drivers and consequences of population change in Africa, sexuality, gender-based violence; interventions for addressing barriers to contraceptive use, family planning needs of people living with HIV, and strategies for enhancing access to broader SRH services in marginalized communities such as urban slum settlements.
On this basis, if climatic change has already started to be a driver of bird population changes in Europe, we expect a positive correlation between observed change in abundance and CLIM.
Several examples raise the possibility that satellite DNA repeats themselves can act as drivers of population and species divergence by inducing changes in heterochromatin and/or centromere and playing a role in speciation (Ugarković and Plohl 2002).
Identifying effects of climate change, as well as other drivers of population shifts, across multiple taxa and broad spatial and temporal scales is challenging.
Unfortunately, the multifactorial nature of climate change means that disentangling climatic from socioeconomic, environmental, or behavioral drivers of population health is methodologically intricate.
This suggests that environmental drivers of population trends over thousands of years may differ to drivers over years or decades.
