Sentence examples for fall of population from inspiring English sources

Working with evolutionary geneticist Mark Thomas at UCL, Shennan developed a statistical method to trace the rise and fall of population numbers by using calibrated radiocarbon dates at archaeological sites in Europe.

Dramatic fall of population reaching 63% in only six decades resulting from the 'white flight' also listed Detroit among the most segregated cities in America, with 82.7% of African American population according to the 2010 census (The U.S. Census Bureau 2016).

Growth curves are also common tools in ecological studies; they are used to track the rise and fall of populations of plants, animals, and other multicellular organisms over time.

(This should not be confused with the rise and fall of total population numbers in an epidemic, which does not require clonal competition).

To understand what factors may have contributed to the remarkable rise and fall of bobcat populations, we compared the temporal distribution of harvests to comments by early naturalists, legislation to control bobcat abundance, and historical changes in land use.

2 4 In the UK, national gross domestic product (GDP) has fallen in real terms (with a 5.5% fall per head of population between 2008 and 2009) and unemployment rates have increased since the recession began.

NHS spending is likely to fall per head of population and as a share of GDP by 2020.

Later research revealed that the rise and fall (and subsequent rise and fall) of the lynx population correlated with the rise and fall of the lynx's favorite food: the snowshoe hare.

That still left an unanswered question: What was behind the rise and fall of the hare populations?

The aim of this study was to evaluate the effect of a new virtual-reality system (the Balance Rehabilitation Unit [BRU]) on balance, falls, and fear of falling in a population of community-dwelling older subjects with a known history of falls.

The first post shows the falls in the share of population by working age (defined as 15-64) by country.