Sentence examples for expected population decline from inspiring English sources

It is extraordinary that the Guardian Weekly should publish an article lamenting the expected population decline of the most populous nation in the world.

Mr. Yamazaki's panel was created largely because of government alarm over the implications of Japan's expected population decline, and worries that Japan's largely homogeneous, monolingual population is ill prepared to face the challenges of globalization.

Although AFS are not effective to save bearded vultures from an expected population decline, they delay population extinction and can be a useful tool for prolonging population viability while combating illegal and indirect poisoning.

For both feeding intervals the rate of expected population decline was slightly lower in T2 than in T1, but markedly lower in T3 than in T2 and T1 (Table 6).

Although FWS expected the Alexander Archipelago wolf populations to decline, the agency did not consider the population to be in danger of extinction in the foreseeable future because they "expect the population decline to stop at an acceptable level".

Based on the ecological requirements of the collared lemming and the fossil record one would expect a population decline at 11,500 cal.

It is what one might expect if population decline prior to extinction often accompanies TE accumulation (Lynch 2007; Kraaijeveld 2010).

This seems a reasonable view because we do not expect a population decline in the large number of species examined to date.

Hence, there was little change in the expected rate of population decline in period T2, immediately after the implementation of the ban on veterinary manufacture of diclofenac in 2006, but by 2007 200808 (T3) the expected rate of decline had slowed appreciably (Figure 5).

However, despite the possibility of a discrepancy in its absolute level, it seems probable that our conclusion about the decrease in the expected rate of population decline is reliable, because the same assumptions and modelling procedure were used for all three survey periods.

Our analysis shows that we can expect a 7 19 percent population decline in sage-grouse from future oil and gas development and that the impacts within our study area will be greatest to sagebrush (3.7 million ha) and grassland (1.1 million ha) ecosystems and the species that inhabit them.